What they all did was terrible, and the second we pretend that some inexcusable behavior is suddenly okay because we're comparing it to other inexcusable behavior, we open the floodgates.
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" Director Ava Duvernay called Bertolucci and Brando's behavior "inexcusable.
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Risking sources & methods is inexcusable, particularly with the Russians.
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Risking sources & methods is inexcusable, particularly with the Russians.
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"These actions were inexcusable, wrong and downright embarrassing," Parnell added.
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I think it's inexcusable, and I am behind those women.
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To have that [search result] in your face is inexcusable.
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" Carlisle was a lot more blunt, calling the defeat "inexcusable.
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It's just inexcusable that she would have to do that.
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"It's inexcusable, but he made the next two," Arians said.
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It was vile, vulgar, and inexcusable for a grown man.
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Mr. Obama noted "the inexcusable political rhetoric" directed against Muslims.
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Out of 270 minutes, that's so little time it's inexcusable.
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" Following the initial NYT report, Streep called Weinstein's behavior "inexcusable.
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But a few minutes later he makes an inexcusable mistake.
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" Demler said that Whipple "knows he did something that's inexcusable.
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Now it's: being dehydrated is inexcusable for a professional athlete.
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"What I did was wrong and inexcusable," Hunt said Monday.
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And, it's inexcusable and we have to take appropriate action.
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"These actions were inexcusable, wrong and downright embarrassing," he said.
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" "What I find most inexcusable is this rush to judgment.
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Jorge Renaud: GOP's disregard for venomous Trump rhetoric is inexcusable.
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For Trump to ignore this fact is inexcusable and irresponsible.
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For schools to claim that they don't know is inexcusable.
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" In the statement, Krzyzewski called Allen's actions "unacceptable and inexcusable.
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Paul's behavior would be appalling an inexcusable under any circumstances.
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It is inexcusable and we will be pursuing appropriate remedies.
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Playing tricks on one's guests is inexcusable, whatever the reason.
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He called them "disturbing & inexcusable" in a tweet on Wednesday.
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Her murder is an inexcusable transgression; many would call it unforgivable.
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Yes, Donald Trump's Second Amendment comment about Hillary Clinton was inexcusable.
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"The 'vile' tape, as I call it, is inexcusable," he said.
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To be unaware of such widespread fraud is inexcusable, he said.
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As I stated last night, the incident was unacceptable and inexcusable.
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" Bee apologized on Thursday, saying her comment was "inappropriate and inexcusable.
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" Bee apologized on Thursday, saying her comment was "inappropriate and inexcusable.
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"I didn't see why it started, but it's inexcusable," he said.
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The Milwaukee Bucks said the officers' actions were shameful and inexcusable.
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"I didn't see why it started, but it's inexcusable," Mayfield said.
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These horrific, genocidal crimes are inexcusable and should never be forgotten.
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My behavior was wrong and inexcusable, and I accept full responsibility.
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My behavior was wrong and inexcusable, and I accept full responsibility.
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This vacuum in national leadership in a major crisis is inexcusable.
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""They're putting people at risk for their pocket and it's inexcusable.
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As I stated last night, the incideent was unacceptable and inexcusable.
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And it leads good people to make excuses for the inexcusable.
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Clinton should not face charges, many viewed her conduct as inexcusable.
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Ignorance thus not only becomes fatal and inexcusable, but also criminal.
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Acts of abuse, particularly those against children, are preventable and inexcusable.
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The lies and obfuscation about the errors and damage are inexcusable.
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To be unaware of such widespread fraud is inexcusable, he said.
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" Senator Brian Schatz of Hawaii said the mistake was "totally inexcusable.
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Jones has ordered a military action that the Doctor finds inexcusable.
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"It's clear from our findings that inexcusable errors were made," Stone said.
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"That is just inexcusable at this level," Arizona manager Chip Hale said.
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Because he had touched me when it was inappropriate and that's inexcusable.
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" Gingrich was even sharper on "Fox News Sunday," calling Trump's remarks "inexcusable.
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Their opinion hasn't changed — what happened between Tristan and Jordyn is inexcusable.
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"This pattern of animal deaths and injuries is simply inexcusable," he wrote.
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I am sorry but I think that this is simply totally inexcusable.
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However, it is inexcusable that most GOP electors have not joined them.
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A judge described what she did as "inexcusable," according to CBS News.
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At one point she called some Trump voters "irredeemable", which was inexcusable.
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Inexcusable. Find someone who cares about your money more than you do.
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" On Saturday morning, HBO condemned Maher's remark as "completely inexcusable and tasteless.
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Such a phrase to be left in the airing copy is inexcusable.
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Parnell apologized for his "inexcusable" actions, but refused to exit the race.
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"The behavior is inexcusable, but the abuse of power familiar," Steep said.
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" He later apologized for the remark, calling Khashoggi's slaying "atrocious" and "inexcusable.
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The Veterans of Foreign Wars called his comments about the Khans inexcusable.
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Lokomotiv described Tarasov's actions a "inexcusable" in a statement on their website.
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Together, they are well equipped to finally close this inexcusable survival gap.
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But church leaders said that made his remarks all the more inexcusable.
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This is based on a fundamental — and inexcusable — misunderstanding about the Sept.
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"It's inexcusable, disheartening, and thoroughly embarrassing," writes Laura Bradley at Vanity Fair.
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On Tuesday, Schiff ripped Nunes for his "inexcusable" interference in the probe.
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"This pattern of animal deaths and injuries is simply inexcusable," Kennedy writes.
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"It's inexcusable that we're in the situation that we're in," she said.
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" Meghan McCain fired back, accusing Schlapp of "making excuses for the inexcusable.
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This makes all of the problems in the field even more inexcusable.
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It should be called by its actual name: inexcusable, irresponsible liberal spending.
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Any assault involving members of our campus community is reprehensible and inexcusable.
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Any assault involving members of our campus community is reprehensible and inexcusable.
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While this goal is understandable, the tactics and methods reportedly used are inexcusable.
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"The conduct that brings Alex before this court was inexcusable," his lawyers wrote.
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"His classmate, Lilli Gates, said the incident was "inexcusable" and left her "terrified.
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"My behavior was wrong and inexcusable, and I accept full responsibility," Oreskes said.
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Duffin wrote that Kachinsky's conduct throughout the case was tactically and ethically inexcusable.
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" Barrack issued an apology on Wednesday, calling the Khashoggi killing "atrocious and inexcusable.
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His reference to rape was highly inappropriate, insensitive and inexcusable under any circumstance.
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"That was inexcusable," he said, describing the error as a lapse in concentration.
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"These two things are absolutely INEXCUSABLE and should NEVER have happened," Polone states.
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The crimes I perpetrated against you all was senseless, extremely hurtful and inexcusable.
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"There was an inexcusable incident in the shop tonight," read the first post.
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From Israel's perspective, the resolution's failure to condemn Hamas by name is inexcusable.
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Parnell has called his past behavior "inexcusable" but said he has since changed.
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"Ron Minegar's actions last night are inexcusable," the team said in a statement.
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"What happened today at Atlantic Community High School is inexcusable," the statement said.
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He argues that the government's inaction — considering the virus is curable — is inexcusable.
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Our performance this year, particularly the past two weeks, is inexcusable and frustrating.
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Both of the episodes seen in the video remained "inexcusable," Mr. Polone said.
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"It is inexcusable, and I won't be spending money to see this movie."
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Which is utterly inexcusable considering how much of social progress depends on simple conversations.
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That said, it's somewhat inexcusable to not include USB-C in the Laptop 24.
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If it's worse than Touch ID in any meaningful way, it's an inexcusable mistake.
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"The behavior and actions of Jamie Tellez while driving a district bus were inexcusable."
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N. "Bill Maher's comment last night was completely inexcusable and tasteless," the statement read.
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His "behavior is inexcusable, but the abuse of power familiar," Streep said a statement.
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To love Snape is not necessarily to excuse the inexcusable, or romanticize his abusiveness.
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HBO called what Maher did "completely inexcusable," although it stopped short of firing him.
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" The Virginia Democrat said "risking sources and methods is inexcusable, particularly with the Russians.
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Mr. Gingrich called the remarks "inexcusable" and the biggest mistake Mr. Trump has made.
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But when 100 Americans are dying from gun violence every day, inaction is inexcusable.
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"It's almost inexcusable," said Sally Suby, 70, a retired teacher from Detroit Lakes, Minn.
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If the reporting is accurate, Strzok and Page made an unconscionable and inexcusable mistake.
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Many Americans erupt in fury every time Trump lies, or tweets some inexcusable comment.
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"These are good young men who exercised an inexcusable lapse of judgment," Alford said.
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In what Marcus calls "an inexcusable lapse," the F.B.I. declined to interview the classmate.
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"This is inexcusable," tweeted Tommy Vietor, a former top aide to President Barack Obama.
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They had the cheek to challenge an ordinance that allegedly protected the environment (inexcusable).
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" In the caption, Zinke's daughter blasted Trump and said that the ban was "inexcusable.
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Miller on Tuesday apologized for the "insensitive an inexcusable" comments and announced his retirement.
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As recent shootings have shown, refusing to enhance school security represents an inexcusable failure.
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"Bill Maher's comment last night was completely inexcusable and tasteless," the network's statement said.
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But I do know these people are harassers, and what they're doing is inexcusable.
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With nearly 100 people dying from opioid-related overdoses every single day, this is inexcusable.
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When you're asking people to pony up $1,000+ for a phone, these mistakes are inexcusable.
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The vicious smear campaign to extort Luke and damage him and his family is inexcusable.
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" But Gingrich remained unapologetic, as he maintained that the comments about Gonzalo Curiel were "inexcusable.
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Harrington called the assaults "inexcusable" in court, and said Vlach was "mortified" at his behavior.
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Khanna's resolution, I find Republicans' refusal to take action on this issue to be inexcusable.
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In 2016, and on a phone that bets everything on its camera, that's pretty inexcusable.
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"The FBI leak of information regarding the President is outrageous, inexcusable and illegal," he said.
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Gingrich, mentioned as a possible running mate to Trump, on Sunday called Trump's comments inexcusable.
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As a child, I was immature, and I obviously said some things that were inexcusable.
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"Inexcusable for a guy we talk about how talented he is," said the New Zealander.
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" Bee later apologized in a statement, calling her use of the term "inappropriate and inexcusable.
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Feinstein deemed it "inexcusable" that so far his choices tilted so heavily toward white people.
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This disastrous display comes right after Trump's inexcusable behavior last week with our European partners.
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How else does one explain his alleged but inexcusable physical body slamming of a reporter?
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The failure of government and private-sector industry to be prepared for cyberattacks is inexcusable.
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But the situation only reinforces why it's an inexcusable mistake to not have viable candidates
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Mr. McConnell could put an end to these inexcusable failures to conduct routine Senate business.
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"Bill Maher's comment last night was completely inexcusable and tasteless," HBO said in a statement.
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That's where I did penance for the inexcusable habit of putting food in my body.
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He looks down in anger as he passes the inexcusable mass, telepathically summoning a change.
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"These are good young men who have exercised an inexcusable lapse of judgment," Alford said.
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His careless, inexcusable reluctance to track and halt the virus earlier will have cost lives.
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Meryl Streep called Mr. Weinstein "disgraceful" and "inexcusable" — and she was hardly the only one.
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"The shenanigans that have gone on the government's side are outrageous, unjustified and inexcusable," he said.
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Essentially a disturbing manifestation of designer Tomonobu Itagaki's infantile boyhood fantasies, Ivan's existence is utterly inexcusable.
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But never fear, because Reddit theories are here to try and explain Bran's inexcusable dick move.
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Such surface storytelling would be understandable in a novella but it is inexcusable over several episodes.
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"The FBI leak of information regarding the President is outrageous, inexcusable and illegal," Corallo told CNN.
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If they killed Michonne or Maggie or Rick in the next episode, it would be inexcusable.
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"The great inconvenience we placed upon our customers was truly inexcusable," according to the press release.
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" On Thursday afternoon, Bee tweeted her apology, calling her use of the term "inappropriate and inexcusable.
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Last, and most important, the comparison is inexcusable because it suggests some sort of cosmic karma.
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It underscored the gravity of his findings—and House Democrats' inexcusable failure to respond to them.
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Traveling to swing states is the one thing that doesn't require much money, so that's inexcusable.
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It's inexcusable for such a significant brand to be so inconsiderate to the climate of America.
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The blatant threatening of other countries trying to provide the best for their citizens is inexcusable.
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Being "hands off," is inexcusable and reflects a laissez faire attitude toward systemic racism and sexism.
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"There are certain comments that I made that are inexcusable," Higbie told the Times on Saturday.
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In this day and age, ignorance is not only inexcusable, it is criminal and perhaps fatal.
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"It's totally inexcusable, shutting down the government as a bargaining chip for any issue," Republican Sen.
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What kinds of policies is the "pro-life" GOP putting forth to curb these inexcusable tragedies?
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It doesn't even support Google's own G Suite accounts, which is all but inexcusable at this point.
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"Oswald having been killed today after our warnings to the Dallas Police Department was inexcusable," Hoover said.
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Nevertheless, the police officers' conduct in this situation was inexcusable and demonstrates a disregard for human life.
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It's inexcusable that more than 85033 percent of government websites are inaccessible or incompatible with a smartphone.
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Allowing the crusade against Planned Parenthood to get in the way of protecting the public is inexcusable.
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" Montreal Mayor Valerie Plante tweeted: "What a horrible and inexcusable gesture that has no place in Montreal.
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It was not his best game, and his first interception, thrown into obvious double coverage, was inexcusable.
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"My behavior was wrong and inexcusable, and I accept full responsibility," Orkeses, 85033, said in a statement.
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German team coach Barbara Ritter said the mistake was "an absolute scandal, a disrespectful incident and inexcusable".
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But go to war we do, and President Trump is not the first to excuse inexcusable killing.
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"In our view the UK tolerated actions, and took others, that we regard as inexcusable," the committee said.
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"Bill Maher's comment last night was completely inexcusable and tasteless," the networks said in a statement to PEOPLE.
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But that's the thing about the word: It can be, and has been, used to excuse the inexcusable.
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" Despite this, Bee took to Twitter last week to apologize for the joke, calling it "inappropriate and inexcusable.
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She said numerous staff members, both men and women, had been subjected to inexcusable and often illegal behavior.
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Apparently they'll price match the regular rates if you call out this nonsense, but it's still pretty inexcusable.
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"I still feel that he&aposs an amazing pitcher, but the things he said were inexcusable," Jenkins said.
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"Bill Maher's comment last night was completely inexcusable and tasteless," the network said in a statement to PEOPLE.
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They called his stance on torture "inexcusable" in the letter, first posted Wednesday night on the website warontherocks.com.
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"The FBI leak of information regarding the resident is outrageous, inexcusable and illegal," said Kasowitz spokesperson Mark Corallo.
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The driver of the car is a murderer, and what he did was a horrible, horrible inexcusable thing.
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The absentee ballot election fraud that occurred in North Carolina's 2900th Congressional District was inexcusable, and likely criminal.
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Too often, the inexcusable result is that we avoid voting on a budget altogether, particularly in election years.
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Instead, viewers are merely reminded this is a person who has always lashed out in confusing, inexcusable ways.
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His actions on display in this photo were racist, unacceptable and inexcusable at any age and any time.
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The Milwaukee Bucks organization released a statement calling Brown's "abuse and intimidation" by the department "shameful and inexcusable."
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So Fox News did something inexcusable: They reported this on television, which made the orange man very red.
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In a case of inexcusable irony, Pelosi slips into an economic rescue bill provisions that harm the economy.
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"This total and complete failure to protect students is heartbreaking and inexcusable," Ms. DeVos said in a statement.
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The driver of the car is a murderer and what he did was a horrible, horrible inexcusable thing.
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" HBO issued its own statement on Saturday, saying, "Bill Maher's comment last night was completely inexcusable and tasteless.
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Biggs, a Trump ally in the lower chamber, argued the move was "inexcusable" given the gravity of impeachment.
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It is therefore inexcusable to toy with the process and mislead the American public with such a statement.
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Streep told The Huffington Post that the behavior is "inexcusable," but claims not to have known about it.
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It is inexcusable that he still has not released his report about Comey's role before the 2016 election.
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It would be an inexcusable error to miss the opportunity to rebuild them after the Merkel election victory.
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"An act like this is simply beyond words — unjustifiable, inexcusable," State Department spokesman John Kirby said from Washington.
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This omission is inexcusable when polls show that an increasing number of Americans now support such a system.
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The driver of the car is a murderer, and what he did was a horrible, horrible, inexcusable thing.
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To make these comments — especially after Charlottesville, and Trump's defense of people who marched with neo-Nazis — is inexcusable.
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What they're saying: "What Facebook did is inexcusable," Ben Foster, SVP Global Strategy and Innovation at Ketchum, told Axios.
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But even when passengers provoke cabin crew, of course, there are certain types of employee misbehaviour that are inexcusable.
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This is inexcusable, but even so, I still apologize to all those affected and to the whole of Brazil.
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"The 8 seconds of silence from gun owners shown after the question about felons is inexcusable," Van Cleave said.
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"This is inexcusable and does not reflect the high standards we have for our delivery partners," a spokesperson said.
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That's an inexcusable loss, and suddenly, Michigan State looks like a team that's reeling, not a national title contender.
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But this film was released well after the advent of widespread internet access, making it all the more inexcusable.
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" Bee apologized for the remark from the opening monologue of her show Wednesday, saying it was "inappropriate and inexcusable.
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They are the memories of conflict, resentment, blame, self-justification—and it is wrong, unfair, inexcusable to publish them.
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"I directed a comment to my colleague and friend Arianna Huffington that was careless, inappropriate, and inexcusable," Bonderman said.
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His actions, inexcusable as they appear to be, are a result of 50 years of meeting terrorism with occupation.
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While describing the priests' alleged actions as inexcusable and appalling, some said the revelations were part of God's plan.
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"It has made me feel very disrespected and to me is unacceptable and inexcusable under any circumstances," she wrote.
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Hillary calling tens of millions of American men & women "deplorable" is inexcusable and disqualifying #MAGA View the discussion thread.
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Meghan McCain last week also slammed Matt Schlapp, chairman of the American Conservative Union, over the "inexcusable" CPAC incident.
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" The remarks were "inexcusable and reprehensible," Mr. Spicer said, and the timing — during Passover — "compounds that kind of mistake.
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HBO denounced the remark as "completely inexcusable and tasteless," and said it would be edited out of future airings.
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Judge Finley acknowledged the pain that would come with the parents in prison but said their crimes were inexcusable.
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" HBO, which has broadcast "Real Time" since 2003, also condemned Mr. Maher's words, calling them "completely inexcusable and tasteless.
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If Obama's opinion at the time was inexcusable, what should we make of the vainer and more pessimistic Trump?
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There are a lot of names to remember in your office, but it's pretty inexcusable to mess them up.
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Trump's latest comments were slammed on social media and deemed racist and "inexcusable" by Democrat and Republican leaders alike.
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" Maher's remark was widely condemned online, and HBO released a statement Saturday morning denouncing it as "completely inexcusable and tasteless.
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Here&aposs the biggest thing that he did that is inexcusable-- BOLDEN: Or the impact of why he did it.
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Maher apologized for the expletive and HBO later removed his comment from future airings of the episode calling it "inexcusable."
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She apologized, but the comments in the eyes of a lot of people were pretty inexcusable to say the least.
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Cole himself offered a mea culpa, pulling Ben aside for a heartfelt conversation where he admitted his behavior was inexcusable.
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"Sexual abuse in any form is unacceptable and represents an inexcusable breach of the physician-patient relationship," the chancellors said.
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" But this week, Bloom's attorney, Eric George, told Variety that McGowan's decision to include Bloom in her lawsuit was "inexcusable.
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Dieter thinks the Pixel 113 XL's screen is imperfect but can be lived with; I think it's an inexcusable disaster.
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But like we've said before, if you're paying top-dollar for a premium device, these kinds of defects are inexcusable.
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They say the abuse and intimidation that Sterling experienced at the hands of the Milwaukee police was shameful and inexcusable.
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Which makes it all the more inexcusable for Thorne to be blamed for the show's not-even-officially-happening demise.
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But in an age when a regular, unfiltered, unstaged photo is considered faux pas, a bad photo is simply inexcusable.
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Pettlon also called a comment Hill made on the recording, "You need to be terrified of me, too, b—," inexcusable.
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That we have allowed this hurting to go on for so long is inexcusable, and it is now changing. Fast.
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As for the alcohol companies, their failure to make certain that DJ Khaled complied with FTC law is absolutely inexcusable.
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I understand my actions were inexcusable and I commit to upholding the professional standards of the Kings and the NBA.
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"The FBI leak of information regarding the president is outrageous, inexcusable and illegal," a spokesman for Kasowitz told the Post.
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Pettlon also called a comment Hill made on the recording, "You need to be terrified of me, too, b——," inexcusable.
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" The president acknowledged that many veterans remained frustrated by the health care bureaucracy, calling continued delays in seeing doctors "inexcusable.
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The recognition of racially hostile behavior without direct resistance is to corroborate in the propagation of the inexcusable racist attitudes.
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His crimes were terrible and inexcusable, but even a century on, it's clear Stockford was a skillful literary critic, too.
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Conservatives and free-market theorists could forgive Mr. Trump many sins, but to actually flirt with economic nationalism was inexcusable.
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I was not trying to make light of Harvey's inexcusable behavior, but to shame him, the abuser, not his victims.
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It is inexcusable for us as a team to not go out and get at least one result and advance.
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The delay in making tests widely available is inexcusable, as is the lack of honest, reliable communication about the threat.
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"This total and complete failure to protect students is heartbreaking and inexcusable," Education Secretary Betsy DeVos said in the statement.
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They are included in this book to educate, since we have already decided that ignorance is inexcusable, fatal, and criminal.
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"This is inexcusable for a company that offers products and services to consumers," he added outside the meeting in Tokyo.
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The senator described the lapse as a mistake, and Buttigieg jumped in to call it an example of inexcusable ignorance.
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Citing "grave and inexcusable errors," the high court found Moreno had improperly released two murder suspects, according to its ruling.
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WISENBERG: Here&aposs the biggest most inexcusable thing that he did, he presided over an incompetent and corrupt investigation of Mrs.
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My goal is to do everything I can to grow from this personally and help others learn from my inexcusable behavior.
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At a summit in Singapore last week, U.S. President Mike Pence told Suu Kyi that the persecution of Rohingya was inexcusable.
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So…they can apologize to FORMER RIDERS for the "inexcusable workplace harassment" but not to the employees who suffered the harassment?
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And I remember thinking, I just can't wait to get to live where I can say what is inexcusable to me.
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" Hawaiian Senator Brian Schatz called the false alarm "inexcusable" and said to expect "tough and quick accountability and a fixed process.
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"I cannot and will not defend you and your vile, inexcusable contempt for the people who voted you in," he wrote.
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Trump's continued refusal to deal with the coming entitlement crisis, and his failure to present a credible fiscal plan, is inexcusable.
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For a campaign that's made so much hay by criticizing the "dark" tone of Trump's campaign, this is an inexcusable mistake.
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Recently, I tweeted about the pervasive nature of trolling and how people have always excused online behavior that is largely inexcusable.
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Quincy does, however, apologize to anyone he's bad-mouthed -- like Michael Jackson, for example -- adding that it's inexcusable to do so.
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But even now, as the majority of people see his comments as obscene, repulsive and inexcusable, survivors face a huge problem.
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The fact that one accidental drop, one theft, one inexplicable "hardware failure" could rob you of that time investment is inexcusable.
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" For his part, Hunt released a statement after his Browns signing in February saying, "What I did was wrong and inexcusable.
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"In our view the U.K. tolerated actions, and took others, that we regard as inexcusable," the Intelligence and Security Committee said.
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Cobb County Police Chief Mike Register called Lieutenant Greg Abbott's comments "inexcusable" and said the department had recommended he be fired.
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"The abuse and intimidation that Sterling experienced at the hands of Milwaukee police was shameful and inexcusable," the team's statement said.
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The U.S. State Department said Zambrano's detention was "illegal and inexcusable" and warned of "consequences" if he was not freed immediately.
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" Prominent Democrats, civil rights activists and some Republicans said it was inexcusable of the president not to denounce white supremacy. "Mr.
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For Mr. Schnatter to use the colonel as a scapegoat for his own horrible, disgusting mouth and racist beliefs is inexcusable.
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"It would be an inexcusable dereliction of duty for the House Budget Committee to fail to produce a budget," said Rep.
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" In a statement on Wednesday, Mr. Barrack said: "The killing of Washington Post columnist Jamal Khashoggi was atrocious and is inexcusable.
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" Tarana Burke, the founder of the #MeToo movement, tweeted that Mr. Biden's making light of the controversy was "disrespectful and inexcusable.
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Enter Lil Jon -- who has famously shown off his dreads throughout his career -- and he explains why Maloney's actions were inexcusable.
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Rape isn't pretty or romantic, and it's not a passionate form of seduction; to show it as such is irresponsible and inexcusable.
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Cobb Police Chief Mike Register also described the statements as "inexcusable and inappropriate," leaving little doubt about Abbott's future with the force.
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"HIS HANDS WERE EMPTY" screamed the headline—in other words, he didn't have a gun, and the cops' actions were therefore inexcusable.
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One of the report's key messages is that this ill-preparedness is inexcusable given we have so much data on infectious diseases.
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Yet it is often following an inexcusable – but not unforgivable – mistake that we can discover the most important lesson of all: Forgiveness.
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While the GitLab list remains inexcusable, it comes packaged with an abbreviated list of 170 names, and integrates the site Judas Watch.
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"We're in a tricky time in the world and our country and things are inexcusable and scary and need action," she said.
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Environmentalists said that inaction by the authorities was inexcusable and a concerted effort was needed to reduce pollution from vehicles and industry.
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" Then, echoing comments made by the spokesman for Trump's attorney Marc Kasowitz, the RNC said: "these leaks are inexcusable, outrageous, and illegal.
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This kind of sloppiness would be inexcusable in a college freshman; it's genuinely jarring coming from the people running the US government.
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"' "The University's response in no way changes Baylor's position that any assault involving members of our campus community is reprehensible and inexcusable.
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"We believe the behavior described to be inexcusable and antithetical to the values of our entire organization," TPG said in a statement.
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Yet it is often following an inexcusable — but not unforgivable — mistake that we can discover the most important lesson of all: Forgiveness.
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Reforming the food-stamp safety net is the right thing to do, but not touching the farm-handout safety net is inexcusable.
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"The FBI leak of information regarding the President is outrageous, inexcusable and illegal," said Mark Corallo, a spokesman for Trump's legal team.
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But his proposal is a reminder of a persistent and inexcusable misunderstanding of what Shariah is, both in theory and in practice.
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"Despite this inexcusable set of mistakes, The Daily News' commitment to quality journalism is as strong as ever," Mr. Rich's statement said.
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Additionally, it would be inexcusable if Mueller never sought to obtain President Trump's testimony, which I believe all courts would ultimately approve.
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The Padres issued a statement that called the concealing of medical information "unintentional, but inexcusable," and Preller said he took full responsibility.
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"The treatment of the passenger in last week's incident at O'Hare is inexcusable and must be stopped," Breen said in a statement.
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"Sexual abuse in any form is unacceptable and represents an inexcusable breach of the physician-patient relationship," U.C.L.A. said in the statement.
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I have no faith or confidence in the Trump administration; an early White House statement that called it an "exercise" is inexcusable.
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In an email, Dr. Arteaga described the omission as an "inexcusable oversight and error on my part," and subsequently submitted a correction.
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Regular readers know that I consider the lack of economic diversity at the nation's top public and private colleges to be inexcusable.
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"This is inexcusable, particularly in healthcare," Zachariah Reitano, co-founder and CEO of Ro, wrote in a post on Medium this week.
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"I had a callous and inexcusable lack of awareness and insensitivity to the pain my behavior could inflict on others," he said.
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What a difference in how Roseanne Barr – a supporter of President Trump – was treated for an inexcusable racist insult directed at another woman.
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"We hang our hats on defense and what happened in the second quarter is inexcusable," Rajon Rondo said, minutes after the blowout loss.
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This kind of abuse is inexcusable and absolutely upsetting... My heart goes out to all of the women affected by these gross actions.
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" A spokesperson for Dash Delivery LLC confirmed to BuzzFeed News that Peterson's employment had indeed been terminated, adding that his email was "inexcusable.
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HBO released a statement on Saturday calling the comment "inexcusable," according to CNN, which like HBO is owned by Time Warner Inc TWX.
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And the fact that Nick did not adequately prepare Rachel for the kind of situations that might arise in that context is inexcusable.
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Acting Homeland Security Secretary Kevin McAleenan on Wednesday announced an investigation into "disturbing & inexcusable" social media posts allegedly made by Border Patrol agents.
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Having spent decades researching the story, it's inexcusable that he didn't nail down basic facts that undermine the major source of his book.
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In his resignation statement, David Bonderman said his comments were "careless, inappropriate, and inexcusable," and the "opposite of what I intended," Reuters reported.
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It would have showed a greater solidarity for the young singer who had accused their employee of inexcusable behavior and alleged emotional abuse.
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"I was 17 years old and, as a child, I was immature and I obviously said some things that were inexcusable," Hader said.
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What he did was inexcusable and possibly illegal — but it's entirely consistent with the way the Kardashians have always thought about women's bodies.
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Gingrich on Sunday doubled down on his criticism of Trump, calling it "inexcusable" and "one of the worst mistakes" the billionaire has made.
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It's inexcusable at this point that the industry hasn't made its self-regulatory principles apply to users with the DNT signal turned on.
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We observe their handiwork, and it's all gore and gloat; one sequence, involving the torment of a child, strikes me as dramatically inexcusable.
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I didn't for months as my own personal protest against the inexcusable and embarrassing degree to which media abetted and enabled his ascendance.
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I made an appalling and inexcusable mistake of judgment in posting the tweet thread in a way that identified Kavanaugh's Georgetown Prep classmate.
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It is inexcusable for Stein to put MI votes at risk of paying millions and potentially losing their voice in the Elec College.
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The second half was inexcusable: The way we played, just the way we performed all around — everything from how we competed, decision-making.
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"Any type of violence is inexcusable and will not be tolerated," Liz Jaeger, a spokeswoman for the Disneyland Resort, said in a statement.
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Incompetence is one thing, but making statements that diminish the tragedy of the Holocaust is dangerous and inexcusable, especially from a public official.
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British Home Secretary Theresa May said the French government had to review its crowd policy despite the "inexcusable" behaviour of some England fans.
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The Republican Party leadership and the ratings-minded corporate conglomerate-owned cable news outlets condoned Trump's inexcusable, bizarre behavior from the get-go.
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But the fact that he is a doctor working in a place with a lot of elderly people makes it more than inexcusable.
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The fact that most Americans don't know the answers to those questions is dangerous and inexcusable in an era of such data abundance.
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"It's a callous and inexcusable exploitation," Dr. Jeff Sugar, an assistant professor of clinical psychiatry at the University of Southern California, told Stat.
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Sending moderators back to work would be an inexcusable public health risk, but making them work from home raises privacy and legal concerns.
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They said they believe that Ms. Carter had committed a calculated, devastating and inexcusable crime for which she needed to be held accountable.
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In the age of satellite imagery, Mr. Oliveira said, it was "inexcusable" that the country could not accurately map who owns the land.
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Last month, as regulators announced the multimillion-dollar settlement with the bank's former chief, Mr. Scharf called the bank's former sales practices "inexcusable."
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In asking that Mr. Weiner receive probation, his lawyers described his behavior as "inexcusable," but cited his "remarkable progress" over the past year.
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" In his email to students, Mr. Gade wrote, "I made an inexcusable mistake this morning in class with my choice of a word.
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"The degree to which some of our own manufacturers rely on China to produce life-saving and life-sustaining medications is inexcusable," Sen.
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Part of it is doubt, sown by social mores that seem eager to excuse the inexcusable: Was it something I should just accept?
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"[W]e believe the behavior described to be inexcusable and antithetical to the values of our entire organization," TPG said in a statement.
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Newt Gingrich, the former Republican Speaker of the House and a close ally to Trump, called the GOP candidate's comments "inexcusable" on Sunday.
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"We believe the behavior described to be inexcusable and antithetical to the values of our entire organization," the firm said in a statement.
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For months, Trump has been railing against presidents past, accusing them of an inexcusable failure to solve the nuclear threat emanating from the North.
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Radford University President Brian Hemphill called the killing an "inexcusable and heinous act," in a campus-wide email Friday, according to the Roanoke Times.
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In an essay, Mol blasted Weinstein's "navigate his incredibly entitled, bullying, revolting and inexcusable behavior" and addressed rumors about her own history with him.
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It was inexcusable on the Xperia X series and it's even more unforgivable when $200 phones like the Moto G4 have a fingerprint sensor.
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"The FBI leak of information regarding the president is outrageous, inexcusable, and illegal," Mark Corallo, a spokesman for Trump's personal lawyer, Marc Kasowitz, said.
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HURT: And also, one, manages to kill lots of innocent people on a routine basis, the other is inexcusable, but -- and should be combated.
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But when your show is about one of the finest martial artists on the planet, it's inexcusable when his fight scenes are so tame.
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"This is inexcusable and does not reflect the high standards we have for our delivery partners — we take these matters seriously," a spokesperson said.
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" In a statement responding to the Senate report, Takata said the issues it revealed "are entirely inexcusable and will not be tolerated or repeated.
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After inexcusable days of silence about the disaster in Puerto Rico, THIS is what Trump has to say: tsk, tsk, it's your own fault?
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As Johnson says, it's inexcusable to wait for a child (or any individual) to lose his or her life before discrimination is taken seriously.
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He took responsibility for the failure after the game, as he should have: The home loss to Costa Rica and Tuesday's fiasco were inexcusable.
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"Punk" would have been a bad episode of TV on its own, but placed in the greater context of the season, it's almost inexcusable.
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It's inexcusable that one of the most common features you find in most drones today costs extra and then doesn't even work that well.
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" Echoing what he has told PEOPLE, Thomassey at the sentencing linked Morton's behavior to broader cultural issues: "What he did afterwards is absolutely inexcusable.
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And when we abandon that civil ideal, we wind up excusing behavior that is actually inexcusable, in the name of protecting the First Amendment.
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Everything lacks a critical piece that makes it more than basically functional, and considering the game's highly polished competition, this is inexplicable and inexcusable.
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To be fair, Parnell's violent behavior , which he calls "inexcusable" and "embarrassing," happened 45 years ago and he claims to be a changed man.
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"Bill Maher's comment last night was completely inexcusable and tasteless," Quentin Schaffer, executive vice president for corporate communications at HBO, said in a statement.
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"Bill Maher's comment last night was completely inexcusable and tasteless," Quentin Schaffer, executive vice president for corporate communications at HBO, said in the statement.
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"We believe the behavior described to be inexcusable and antithetical to the values of our entire organization," TPG said of McGlashan in a statement.
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"The University's response in no way changes Baylor's position that any assault involving members of our campus community is reprehensible and inexcusable," it said.
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"That's inexcusable, if you are saying that you did catch and you made a choice not to notice us on that," the judge said.
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All these mushy Instagram posts might be inexcusable if the couple lived near each other, but because of the distance we'll make an exception.
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"Americans of all races and backgrounds are rightly outraged by the inexcusable attacks on police, whether it's in Dallas or anyplace else," he said.
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At the same time, the equation of savings with wealth is, in any context, unfortunate; in the context of race, it is simply inexcusable.
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These are inexcusable lapses that inspired me to jot some variation of "how badly does Harden want this?" down multiple times in my notebook.
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"The two inexcusable things were that I was paid a great deal of money and wrote a book that was sexually explicit," she said.
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Hundreds of people responded underneath the tweet, some defending the group and saying they were probably exhausted, and others saying their behavior was inexcusable.
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It is inexcusable and deplorable that some deputies from the Lost Hills Sheriff's substation, other surrounding substations and LAFD would allegedly breach their duty.
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It is inexcusable and deplorable that some deputies from the Lost Hills Sheriff's substation, other surrounding substations and LAFD would allegedly breach their duty.
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For his part, Hunt issued a statement that called his past actions "inexcusable" and thanked the Browns' management for signing him to the team.
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You are abdicating your responsibility to protect the citizens and the country that you serve, and it is as befuddling as it is inexcusable.
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Commissioner O'Neill, after announcing Pantaleo's firing, acknowledged to reporters that the department's delays -- most of which took place before he was commissioner -- were inexcusable.
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And there are bigger questions at play about Trump's accountability, and that of individuals who would try to excuse utterly inexcusable and dangerous conduct.
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California and Texas, the two states with the country's largest Latino populations, vote on Super Tuesday -- and so overlooking this critical topic was inexcusable.
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" Bloom's attorney, Eric George, made a statement to PEOPLE, writing, "It is inexcusable that Ms. McGowan chose to include my client in her lawsuit.
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It is inexcusable and deplorable that some deputies from the Lost Hills Sheriff's substation, other surrounding substations and LACOFD would allegedly breach their duty.
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"The fact that he did this on Memorial Day weekend is inexcusable and disgusting behavior that we're not going to tolerate," Lieutenant White said.
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In a company video over the weekend, Vale chief Fabio Schvartsman called the Brumadinho dam break "inexcusable" and asked the Brazilian public for forgiveness.
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The Mighty Ducks are a little too high—sorry, 90s kids—and the lack of the old green and red Devils uniforms is inexcusable.
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It was classic Bad Cutler, an inexcusable throw by a dude who looked like he'd rather be off smoking Winstons or not vaccinating his kids.
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"It is inexcusable that Ms. McGowan chose to include my client in her lawsuit," an attorney for Lisa Bloom said in a statement to CNN.
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"Americans of all races and all backgrounds are rightly outraged by the inexcusable attacks on police, whether it's in Dallas or anywhere else," Obama said.
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"Inexcusable errors were made" that exposed the network's staff to serious risks and the program and the network itself to "significant reputational damage," Stone added.
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"I think the exposure of men's inexcusable behaviour, and companies holding men accountable for that behaviour is wonderful for women in the workplace," Kimberly continues.
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The JR West rail line apologized in a statement, saying, "The great inconvenience we placed upon our customers was truly inexcusable," per Sora News 24 .
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The fact that he harped on his own abusive past, broken home, and depression came across as an effort to make excuses for inexcusable behavior.
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And while most heroes are actually human, Dave has made mistakes that are inexcusable and completely against everything that 21 stands for and works towards.
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Comparing any aspect of the work of a U.S. senator to the terror and unimaginable conditions that Bob and other hostages suffer is inexcusable. Sen.
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"Our inability to address the pressing health care needs of the American people with meaningful and lasting reform is inexcusable," he said in a statement.
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"The university's response in no way changes Baylor's position that any assault involving members of our campus community is reprehensible and inexcusable," the statement said.
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As much as they say they're taking addressing abuse on the site seriously, the company refuses to block President Trump — despite his repeated inexcusable offenses.
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"What Archie Parnell did is inexcusable and deeply disturbing, and he should drop out of this race immediately," Meredith Kelly, DCCC Communications Director, told CNN.
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Jay Inslee of Washington, a former presidential candidate, who said it was "completely inexcusable" that there was "not one single question about the climate crisis."
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This has upset me, has made me angry, it has made me feel very disrespected and to me is unacceptable and inexcusable under any circumstances.
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And he angered the nominee after Gingrich appeared on Fox News and scolded Trump for leveling "inexcusable" attacks on U.S. District Court Judge Gonzalo Curiel.
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" And Newt Gingrich, the former House speaker, who has been among Mr. Trump's most vocal supporters, called the Curiel remarks "inexcusable" on "Fox News Sunday.
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I take my friendships with people of all cultures very seriously and I apologize for offending or hurting anyone with my childish and inexcusable mistake.
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China's stubborn exclusion of Taiwan from the World Health Organization is inexcusable and counterproductive, especially given Taiwan's far superior record of competence and public responsibility.
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"The observation of Peter Goerke, which has now been confirmed, is inexcusable," said Urs Rohner, chairman of the board of directors, in a statement Monday.
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The screenplay essentially turns Shirley into a black man who thematically shapeshifts into whoever will make the story appealing to white audiences — and that's inexcusable.
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This pattern was bad enough before this past election, but in the wake of President Trump's victory despite massive media opposition it's more inexcusable than ever.
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Incivility is just as offensive, harmful and inexcusable whether it comes from the left or the right, and whether it is based on racism or sexism.
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"When someone I knew, someone I had loved as a brother, was accused, I did something inexcusable: I publicly spoke up in his defense," Dunham wrote.
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In contrast, financial crises may be perceived as an endogenous and 'inexcusable' type of crisis that are the result of policy failures, moral hazard and favoritism.
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What remains shocking, though, and what has become inexcusable is Twitter's role in spreading hate by not banning him like they have other high-profile abusers.
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It is inexcusable for Stein to put Michigan voters at risk of paying millions and potentially losing their voice in the Electoral College in the process.
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While the president sunk to an inexcusable new low on Saturday, images coming out of the storm-ravaged U.S. territory show us what's really going on.
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Just when he thought it was safe to go back into the water, now return all the allegations of his sordid and inexcusable past sexual sins.
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It's revolting, inexcusable behavior that cannot simply be forgiven with a public statement or an ethics investigation, which is exactly the response that came from Sen.
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"It is inexcusable to see Senate Democrats filibustering the defense appropriations bill, jeopardizing both our combat readiness and our national security," Mr. McConnell said last week.
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"I don't know what's in his heart but I certainly know what came out of his mouth, and it's inexcusable," Register said at a news conference.
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"It was totally inexcusable and unprofessional for Justice Ginsburg to insult a presidential candidate," he said Tuesday on the House floor, according to The Washington Examiner.
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"This is inexcusable and does not reflect the high standards we have for our delivery partners," a spokesperson for the company said in an emailed statement.
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After the game, Browns quarterback Baker Mayfield called out Garrett for his role in the fight, saying it was "inexcusable" and predicting he would be suspended.
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"We have no current requirement for cars to have this simple feature that will save lives of children across the US. This is inexcusable," Ryan tweeted.
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But from where I'm sitting, allowing the film's many flaws to undercut what should have been a breakout moment for the character is just about inexcusable.
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According to the Des Moines Register, Judge Karen Romano called Finn's actions inexcusable and ordered her not to have any contact with her surviving adopted children.
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Nobody comes on to me [now] ... But back in the day, when everybody was doing cocaine, there was a lot of [expletive] behavior that was inexcusable.
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"We have done something inexcusable to everyone who trusted in our efforts to prevent a recurrence," Hiroto Saikawa, Nissan's chief executive, said at a news conference.
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Nigel Dodds, the leader of the D.U.P.'s caucus in Parliament, said in a statement posted on the party's website that it was "inexcusable" that Mrs.
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Some lies were just conjured up in a desperate attempt to find excuses for Trump's inexcusable behavior, which led to the drafting of two impeachment articles.
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While my behavior was inexcusable, sometimes when people are coming at you with false information and allegations, we handle ourselves in ways that we sometimes regret.
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"I feel that no matter what context you try to take those comments in, the statements were inexcusable and inappropriate," Register said in a news conference.
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As is often the case, it's unclear if anyone other than Hough accessed the database before it was secured, but either way, it's an inexcusable lapse.
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But it is inexcusable to dismiss the possibility without first getting a briefing from the C.I.A., some of whose agents risked their lives for that intelligence.
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The false alert of a nuclear attack on Hawaii is an inexcusable, but hardly isolated example of the fragility and fragmentation of America's emergency alerting system.
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The more we paint over them, or us, as children, we first, justify inexcusable actions and second, invalidate their thoughts and ideas as childish and manic.
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ProPublica asked Facebook about the ads and the company blamed it on a "technical failure," rather than a systematic and inexcusable disinterest in adhering to US law.
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"Of course it's horrible what comes out sometimes, and people have done things in their lives that may be inexcusable, but it's not something to focus on."
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Thanks to growing anti-Russian sentiment, Duma became an inexcusable Big Bad, and the first Russian public figure to come under scrutiny in the current political climate.
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At this point, it's getting inexcusable that even Hulu's original programs like The Handmaid's Tale don't stream in 4K when that's now become status quo on Netflix.
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It's time to shut down those who profess to want justice while making excuses for the inexcusable, for men who prey on and abuse and violate women.
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Longtime FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover said it was "inexcusable" that suspected JFK assassin Lee Harvey Oswald was shot and killed before he could be fully interviewed.
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I don't know what's in his heart but I certainly know what came out of his mouth, and it's inexcusable and we have to take appropriate action.
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Based on what is publicly known, Acosta faces potential civil consequences but not criminal penalties for his inexcusable failure to inform Epstein's victims of the nonprosecution agreement.
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Obama, declaring that attacks on Islam were an attack on all religions, decried the "inexcusable political rhetoric" against Muslims from Donald Trump and other Republican presidential candidates.
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"There is no place for the inexcusable behavior that had been reported, and we strongly condemn it," Andrew Williams, a spokesman for Goldman, said in an email.
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On the sidelines of a bilateral meeting in Singapore on Wednesday, US Vice President Mike Pence told Suu Kyi that the persecution of the minority was inexcusable.
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He called anti-Muslim rhetoric "inexcusable" while speaking at the Islamic Society of Baltimore, adding that Muslim Americans will "rise and fall together" with their fellow citizens.
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When the study was published, there was a vigorous debate as to whether this disorder was real — discomfort in the idea that the inexcusable could be explained.
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"Everyone has been made aware of these inexcusable actions and reminded how we handle matters correctly in the future," read the post on IHOP Auburn's Facebook page.
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"It's inexcusable they didn't take a look at this earlier," said Dave Nagle, a former Iowa congressman who has been involved in virtual caucus planning told Vox.
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If we continue to associate these men with sexual assault, when we watch the art produced by them it becomes very hard to forget their inexcusable actions.
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"The one that I'm disappointed about most is the little short putt on 16; that was inexcusable," said McIlroy, who is No. 19603 in the world rankings.
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On Wednesday, Spicer said the comments were "inexcusable and reprehensible" and all the more painful because they were made at a time sacred to Jews and Christians.
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It is inexcusable when people are dying every day from opioid overdoses that we've got, apparently, a three-month, four-month, running dodge from the Trump administration.
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"Although it probably does not need to be stated, it will be: Kachinsky's conduct was inexcusable both tactically and ethically," Duffin wrote in his 91-page ruling.
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"It's unfathomable and utterly inexcusable that Kelly Ayotte could hear these vile Trump comments, bragging about sexual assault, and not immediately disavow his candidacy for president," she said.
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"The photograph taken at a symposium held by DePiuy Synthes was disturbing and an inexcusable deviation from anything Yale would expect to occur," Conroy said in a statement.
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That school officials would censor Blackledge's speech and deny him the freedom to share this essential part of his identity with his loved ones and classmates is inexcusable.
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It minimized and justified inexcusable behavior and, more important, an indefensible point of view about 51 percent of the population by the most powerful man in the world.
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"Today at Uber's all-hands meeting, I directed a comment to my colleague and friend Arianna Huffington that was careless, inappropriate, and inexcusable," Bonderman said in a statement.
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An investigation by the UK's data watchdog found that the deal "failed to comply with data protection law," and that DeepMind made "inexcusable" errors while handling the data.
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" He's continued on this apology tour, telling NBC's Peter Alexander, "I'm absolutely sorry, especially during a week like this, to make a comparison that is inappropriate and inexcusable.
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The GOP lawmakers asked Koskinen if IRS Chief Information Officer Gina Garza could brief the Ways and Means and Finance committees on "these inexcusable failures" by Nov. 85033.
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The sad, inexcusable list of fan attacks at sporting events continues to grow, with an incident during last Sunday's Ravens-Raiders game leaving one man clinging to life.
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It's inexcusable the folks behind GDC wouldn't have done more homework on this one, given all the attention paid to the stories of women in the past year.
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"The beating of refugees and asylum-seekers by uniformed officers with metal poles, shown by footage released today, is both shocking and inexcusable," UNHCR said in a statement.
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Played on Christmas Day, 1971, the iconic double-overtime war of attrition would also us see the Len Dawson/Hank Stram Chiefs—an inexcusable exclusion from the original.
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The National Highway Safety Administration's lack of oversight — allowing the automakers "to make sure that suppliers comply with basic safety standards," as a former administrator said — is inexcusable.
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" Here's his statement in full: "Today at Uber's all-hands meeting, I directed a comment to my colleague and friend Arianna Huffington that was careless, inappropriate, and inexcusable.
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In asking for leniency, Mr. Weiner's lawyers argued that although his conduct was inexcusable, he had been remorseful and made "remarkable progress" in therapy over the past year.
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We all make compromises — I supported Bill Clinton in 1992 over George H.W. Bush, whom I thought was personally more moral — but that doesn't require downplaying the inexcusable.
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"Everyone has been made aware of these inexcusable actions and reminded how we handle matters correctly in the future," read the post on IHOP Auburn ME's Facebook page.
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That lying is not only accepted but also valued, that lying is simply a rhetorical device, a propaganda tool that is inexcusable only when not exercised with skill.
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"What transpired at Michigan State was abhorrent, inexcusable, and a total and complete failure to follow the law and protect students," DeVos said in a statement on Thursday.
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Inexcusable. Ponies provide none of the benefits of a large horse (you can't ride them), more of the health problems, and all of the same labor and expense.
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Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee (DCCC) communications director Meredith Kelly told the Post and Courier that Parnell's behavior was "inexcusable and deeply disturbing" and urged him to withdraw his candidacy.
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The great thing about that mistake, which was shameful and inexcusable and a reflection of immaturity and confidence beyond what the facts justified, was that I learned a lot.
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An online petition for his reinstatement at Disney has garnered thousands of signatures and fans and celebrity friends are being vocal about defending his apology for inexcusable past behavior.
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Of course, this would be unsafe (yes, drivers have killed people while getting road head before), but it would also be an inexcusable violation of Uber's rules for drivers.
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Former Vice President Joe Biden, the current front-runner to challenge Trump in November 2020, called the president's comments "insulting and inexcusable" and urged him to stop dividing Americans.
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"To suggest that fossil fuel development will decrease sexual assault is not only blatantly untrue, it is an inexcusable attempt to minimize a serious and pervasive issue," Brune says.
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"We shouldn't forget that it's absolutely inexcusable that the administration scattered children all over the place and doesn't have the information at hand to reunite these families," Caplan says.
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But many Americans are told that the n-word is inexcusable; it's the one word almost anyone who's even a little bit woke to racism knows is not allowed.
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"It's inexcusable in some ways," Tim Bradley, a 62-year-old builder, told Reuters near the cordoned-off scene where the couple were found more than a week ago.
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Yet instead of considering the testimony, many Republicans have chosen reflexively to defend Mr. Trump — not an easy task in the face of such strong evidence of inexcusable behavior.
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Ms. Trump, who responded to a question about her father's comments on Tuesday by denouncing harassment of any kind as "inexcusable," is no doubt a strong and powerful woman.
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" A spokeswoman for the organization, Jackie Shahinian, also released a statement from Ms. Hay that quoted her as saying that the language was "inexcusable" and adding, "I sincerely apologize.
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" On Wednesday, the Hamilton County Schools Superintendent Bryan Johnson told the Chattanooga Times Free Press that the district had reviewed the video and found Hensley's comments to be "inexcusable.
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Philly has committed a turnover on 19.3 percent of their possessions since an inexcusable home loss (on two day's rest) against the Los Angeles Lakers back on December 7th.
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" Takata said Tuesday it has "previously stated the issues raised in the documents cited in the Senate committee report are entirely inexcusable and will not be tolerated or repeated.
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That conduct clearly shows that, as a young man, I had a callous and inexcusable lack of awareness and insensitivity to the pain my behavior could inflict on others.
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Mr. Franken's admission and apology did little to silence calls for his resignation, as politicians and comedians tried to assess the line between predatory behavior and an inexcusable mistake.
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It's inexcusable that Kavanaugh's friend Mark Judge, who Blasey identifies as a witness to the alleged assault, hasn't been questioned, and that there are no plans to do so.
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" Browns Coach Freddie Kitchens called Garrett's actions "totally unacceptable," and Cleveland quarterback Baker Mayfield — one of several teammates who were critical of Garrett after the game — labeled it "inexcusable.
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" Takata has said it has "previously stated the issues raised in the documents cited in the Senate committee report are entirely inexcusable and will not be tolerated or repeated.
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Japan&aposs justice minister called the flight of former Nissan Chairman Carlos Ghosn – as he awaited trial on financial misconduct charges – inexcusable and vowed to beef up immigration checks.
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"That was not a popular position back home," Collins recalled of the criticism she received in 1999 after condemning Clinton for his "inexcusable" behavior but declining to convict him.
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" Herring called it a one-time occurrence and said he had "a callous and inexcusable lack of awareness and insensitivity to the pain my behavior could inflict on others.
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RNC official calls Trump remarks 'inexcusable,' 'reprehensible' Multiple sources told CNN that Trump was asked not to come by Ryan, and one source said the message was delivered via intermediaries.
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FOLLOW US ON FACEBOOK FOR MORE FOX LIFESTYLE NEWS "I appreciate that [Kumaran] took action quickly and there weren't any excuses because that was pretty inexcusable," Camacho said to FOX4.
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" Emma Stone, who won for La La Land, said, "We are in a tricky time in the world and our country, and things are inexcusable and scary and need action.
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There has to be a tipping point when talent and notoriety no longer makes up for inexcusable behavior, and that tipping point should be much earlier than it is currently.
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"What Archie Parnell did is inexcusable and deeply disturbing, and he should drop out of this race immediately," Meredith Kelly, DCCC communications director, said in a statement following the allegations.
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Trump's statement Tuesday came amid a barrage of criticism from both Democrats and Republicans who widely condemned Trump's comments as inappropriate, inexcusable and some even characterized the remarks as racist.
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Mark Carallo, a spokesman for Trump's attorney Marc Kasowitz, questioned the legality of the leaking information about the investigation, calling it "outrageous, inexcusable and illegal" in a statement to TIME.
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WATCH: Meryl Streep Slams Harvey Weinstein's 'Inexcusable' Behavior and Asserts 'I Didn't Know' Streep also responded to Weinstein's filing and slammed him for trying to use her to his benefit.
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On January 31st, a district court judge had given the go-ahead to the execution because, among other things, Mr Ray was "guilty of inexcusable delay" in raising his claim.
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I saw this complete lack of comprehensive education, for not only consumers but everybody else in the industry, and to not have a training program for budtenders was completely inexcusable.
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While several of the accused said they would seek help for their "sex addiction," therapists who treat sexual addiction say that claim can be a smokescreen to excuse the inexcusable.
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"We are in the middle of the Jewish high holidays, and for him to make this kind of a comment the week of Yom Kippur is inexcusable," Michael S. said.
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"I made an appalling and inexcusable mistake of judgment in posting the tweet thread in a way that identified Kavanaugh's Georgetown Prep classmate," he said on Twitter at the time.
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" Bill Kristol, the editor of The Weekly Standard, tweeted: "Official position of the leadership of the Republican Party: Trump is an inexcusable bigot, and Trump must be our next president.
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" The executive director of the National Republican Congressional Committee (NRCC), Parker Hamilton Poling, tweeted that the NRCC would also halt Twitter spending "until they correct their inexcusable targeting of @Team_Mitch.
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"When someone I knew, someone I had loved as a brother, was accused, I did something inexcusable: I publicly spoke up in his defense," Dunham wrote in her THR letter.
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Inexperience and a lack of understanding by our elected representatives regarding the serious, complex policy ramifications of a repeal vote of ObamaCare is not only inexcusable, it is political malpractice.
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" In an emailed statement on Tuesday, Ms. Trump did not respond directly to the comments of her brother or father, but said: "Harassment in general, sexual or otherwise, is inexcusable.
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Read more: PewDiePie Is Inexcusable but DMCA Takedowns Are Not the Way to Fight Him YouTubers like Kjellberg criticize women for what they wear and how they act on stream.
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But — and this is important — he passes the Trump test; that is, he finds Mr. Trump's remarks about women "offensive, disgusting and inexcusable" and says he won't vote for him.
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Meanwhile, the country's aging intelligentsia continues to fetishize the intellectuals of the interwar years without scrutinizing their support for the Legionary movement and the inexcusable virulence of their anti-Semitism.
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"It was not our intention to hurt anyone, and it's clear that our manner of speaking at that time is inexcusable," they said in a joint statement published last week.
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But anti-Semitic tropes about the power of Jewish money and the dual allegiance of American Jews are inexcusable aspersions in the face of what might otherwise be valid concerns.
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Though the inexcusable behavior of the housing authority predated his mayoralty, Mr. de Blasio, who ran as a progressive promising to combat the evils of inequality, did not stop it.
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The death of Damaris Rodriguez, who was suffering from symptoms of psychosis, followed four days of "inexcusable neglect and appalling conditions at the South Correctional Entity Jail," the lawsuit says.
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"The Nigerian authorities must investigate the inexcusable security lapses that allowed this abduction to take place without any tangible attempt to prevent it," said Osai Ojigho, Amnesty International's Nigeria director.
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"The fact that African Americans make up 13% and Asian Americans make up 5.6% of the U.S. population but 0% of Oracle's board and leadership is inexcusable," the members wrote.
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"The fact that African Americans make up 85033% and Asian Americans make up 5.6% of the U.S. population but 0% of Oracle's board and leadership is inexcusable," the members wrote.
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"The Nigerian authorities must investigate the inexcusable security lapses that allowed this abduction to take place without any tangible attempt to prevent it," said Osai Ojigho, Amnesty International's Nigeria Director.
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" HBO rebuked Mr. Maher in a statement of its own, saying that his comments were "completely inexcusable and tasteless" and would be removed "from any subsequent airings of the show.
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"It's inexcusable how little the state of Texas has done to prepare for 2020," said Ann Beeson, the chief executive of the Austin-based nonprofit Center for Public Policy Priorities.
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For an agency that must deal with the public every day at transit facilities, and that has existed for well over a decade, this is an inexcusable record of failure.
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Silver listened as people rallied around Oakley, despite Oakley's own inexcusable behavior during the Garden confrontation, for which the team's owner, James L. Dolan, bore by far the most responsibility.
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The long-standing US support of apartheid South Africa -- a dependably anti-communist Western colonial power -- looks inexcusable today, especially the Reagan administration's refusal to back sanctions in the 1980s.
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In one deceptively climactic scene, his long-suffering wife, Veronica (Elena Sofia Ricci), confronts him, finally ready to leave for good, telling him how inexcusable, how repulsive he really is.
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Eventually, though, after an inexcusable amount of narrative stalling, Julia learns Holt has fallen in with Gabriel, who's studying Samara's videotape by getting his students to watch it for extra credit.
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But it ultimately revolves around Richard's inexcusable actions, which appear to cause Samsung Galaxy Note 7-style explosions for every Hooli-Con attendee that tries Keenan Feldspar's new virtual reality demo.
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Boeing's actions were "inexplicable, inexcusable and as far as I know unprecedented in the history of passenger aviation," said Representative Peter DeFazio, Democrat of Oregon and the chairman of the committee.
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The Association of Flight Attendants said in a statement Tuesday that the incident "is completely unacceptable and inexcusable," calling for stricter "standards" when it comes to emotional support animals on flights.
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Washington (CNN)Ivanka Trump said Tuesday that sexual harassment in any setting was "inexcusable," seeking to tamp down the controversy created by her father and brother Eric's comments on the issue.
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Additionally, Comey's inexcusable conduct lead to vile, malicious and false leaks coming from the FBI and echoed by Trump and his cronies, that were aimed to further tarnish Hillary Clinton's image.
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"Apart from the egregious, inexcusable manner in which it was conducted, this episode reflected complete disregard for the independence and autonomy of the FBI, our premier law enforcement organization," Clapper said.
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"It is inexcusable for Stein to put Michigan voters at risk of paying millions and potentially losing their voice in the Electoral College in the process," Schuette said in a statement.
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"After reviewing the allegations of personal misconduct in the criminal complaint, we believe the behavior described to be inexcusable and antithetical to the values of our entire organization," TPG's statement said.
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It was only five years ago that Fox News was deploring a "shocking" and "desperate" presidential scandal that Republican Representative Peter King described as inexcusable: Barack Obama wore a tan suit!
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That's inexcusable: Given the number of ways in which Dittrich's narrative differs dramatically from what's been published before, he has a responsibility to show readers how he came to his conclusions.
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Honig described the MCC as a tightly regulated prison with close monitoring and said it is "staggering" and "inexcusable" that the bureau would fail to secure such a high-profile inmate.
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Indefinitely locking up prisoners who pose no security risk once they have served their minimum term and who could contribute more outside is an inexcusable waste of money and human potential.
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Someone has to shoulder the burden of disappointment, and the target of ire is very often a player on the fans' own team—one who failed in an obvious, inexcusable way.
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"He understands that his comments — regardless of when they were posted — are inexcusable and is taking full responsibility for his actions," Rizzo said in a separate statement released by the team.
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When someone gets a molar fixed or has a minor surgery, and only needs medicine for three days, it's inexcusable to send them home with a month's dose of heavy painkillers.
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We're in a brand-new decade, but that hasn't stopped some video game developers from falling back on inexcusable explanations for why you can't play as female characters in certain games.
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It is inexcusable that the ACLU should ignore these potentially blatant violations of the right of privacy under the Fourth Amendment, the right to counsel and confidentiality under the Sixth Amendment.
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"It's inexcusable for any animal to suffer so unnecessarily and if an owner could be identified, that person could be facing felony animal cruelty charges," MSPCA adoption center manager Alyssa Krieger said.
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"After reviewing the allegations of personal misconduct in the criminal complaint, we believe the behavior described to be inexcusable and antithetical to the values of our entire organization," said a TPG spokesperson.
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"This manipulative action is inexcusable in the opinion of the prime minister, regardless of whether the software is legal due to varying national legislation," a spokeswoman for Weil's office said on Friday.
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Kelly herself has admitted that her comments are inexcusable, and NBC deciding to part ways with Kelly at this moment is understandable — regardless of whether it was already planning to do so.
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" James Comey controversy: "Apart from the egregious, inexcusable manner in which it was conducted, this episode reflected complete disregard for the independence and autonomy of the FBI, our premier law enforcement organization.
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"I believe that Bill Maher's comment was inexcusable and inappropriate and he should not have said it and I'm pleased he has apologized for making that remark," he told CNN's Ana Cabrera.
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In case you don't remember Jay (or if for some inexcusable reason you've never seen The Inbetweeners), he's the one who's constantly bragging about stuff and making up ridiculously far-fetched lies.
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And I had even suggested in my book the right time for it would be the centenary of the Jallianwala Bagh massacre, which is a completely inexcusable, indefensible, unprovoked act of brutality.
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Ansari was not just another famous celebrity—he was a member of the brown family who had done something inexcusable, a brother who had misbehaved and might bring scorn to the community.
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It remains inexcusable that the military has not explained to Doctors Without Borders, and to the victims, who is to blame for one of the deadliest war zone blunders in recent history.
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While we don't support nor condone his inexcusable actions & words, we love our son dearly & will work w/him to turn a personal mistake into a valuable lesson for himself & the community.
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"It is inexcusable when people are dying every day from opioid overdoses that we've got, apparently, a three-month, four-month, running dodge from the Trump administration," the Texas Republican added. Rep.
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And oh, do we need one, as Gyllenhaal — who is never out of our sight — somehow makes us all her accomplices, imprisoning our sympathies even when Lisa's inappropriate behavior escalates to inexcusable.
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"I was 17 years old, and as a child I was immature, and obviously I said some things that were inexcusable," Hader told reporters in the visitors' clubhouse at Nationals Park here.
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And if you throw in the fact that he was president — the country's parent and someone serving in loco parentis for the youngest White House staffers — it's an inexcusable abuse of power.
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That woman has written an account of her humiliation at Noah's hands — it was indeed a genuinely inexcusable act, one of the sleaziest things he has ever done — and Stacey reads it.
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"PG&E's lapse in planning to provide adequate, accurate and accessible information to its customers and the public was inexcusable," Mr. Newsom wrote in a scathing letter to Mr. Johnson on Tuesday.
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When someone gets a molar fixed or has a minor surgery and only needs medicine for three days, it's inexcusable to send that person home with a month's dose of heavy painkillers.
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"The desecration of The Hebrew Cemetery of Fall River is an inexcusable act of antisemitic hatred in the place where we honor and remember the lives of our community members," Trestan said.
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Today's passage eschews birds and bees and instead chastises the human beast for one of our many inexcusable shortcomings, willful ignorance, the choice to just give up when faced with the unknown.
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TOKYO — Japan&aposs justice minister on Sunday called the flight of former Nissan Chairman Carlos Ghosn as he awaited trial on financial misconduct charges inexcusable and vowed to beef up immigration checks.
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For two years, I've been writing for The Hill about the deterioration of democracy, runaway inflation, political prisoners, the inexcusable economic mismanagement and rampant corruption, and the narco-terrorists running the country.
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"After the July 11th article that came out from, again, very inexcusable and irresponsible comments from Mr. Schnatter, we saw another precipitous drop of roughly 4 percent from the trend," Ritchie said.
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But Congress has resorted to the ultimate remedy so rarely because of the unspoken agreement that it should be reserved for only the most egregious and inexcusable offenses against the national interest.
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"This is an inhumane and inexcusable way to treat people," Taylor Levy, legal coordinator for El Paso migrant shelter Annunciation House, said by phone as she visited the enclosure on Thursday night.
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It's inexcusable for a movie that tries to say daring and surprising things about a very urgent matter of cultural and political importance to be so thuddingly predictable in so many places.
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In that timespan, Republicans have quickly condemned Trump for the comment many of them have deemed "inexcusable" and "indefensible," prompting Trump to issue his first-ever apology of his nearly 16-month campaign.
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I am not for one second denying the reality of campus rape, or sexual assault, or behavior of the sort you saw from that swimmer at Stanford — that's inexcusable and should be punished.
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And, you know, the first thing she said I thought was the right thing when she just said it was inexcusable, and she said to her fans don&apost try to defend me.
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This is a culture that has been allowed to fester and to rot by enablers who refused to intervene when they witnessed inexcusable behavior or went to great lengths to avoid seeing it.
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"It is inexcusable for Stein to put Michigan voters at risk of paying millions and potentially losing their voice in the Electoral College in the process," Schuette, a Republican, said in a statement.
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The DUP's Nigel Dodds said May had missed an opportunity to put forward proposals to EU leaders to improve the prospects of an acceptable deal, describing it as a "disappointing and inexcusable" failure.
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" A Waymo spokesperson said Wednesday's hearing, "fit Uber's pattern of destroying and withholding reams of evidence relevant to our trade secrets case," and confirmed that Uber executives "were aware of these inexcusable practices.
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GABRIELLE LONG Chicago To the Editor: Once again, Democrats are placed in the untenable position of having to support a Clinton, in this case Hillary, despite her having acted in an inexcusable manner.
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After the Russian espionage was revealed, Trump took the inexcusable action of publicly supporting and encouraging this Russian cyber invasion of America, in this Russian attempt to help Trump become commander in chief.
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"There is no justification for street violence of any kind, but street violence fueled by hatred and prejudice is particularly inexcusable," the Manhattan district attorney, Cyrus R. Vance Jr., said in a statement.
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"To suggest that fossil fuel development will decrease sexual assault is not only blatantly untrue, it is an inexcusable attempt to minimize a serious and pervasive issue," said the group's director, Michael Brune.
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Back in 2008, Switzerland's national television station, SRG, ran subtitles of the complete anthem while broadcasting a European Championship soccer game between Germany and Austria — a mistake that a company spokesman called "inexcusable."
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The mayor and police officials have described Ms. Jefferson's death as inexcusable, and city leaders said they planned to bring in an outside team of experts to review the Fort Worth Police Department.
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"These words have no place on News10NBC's air, and the fact that we broadcast them disheartens and disgusts me; that it was not caught immediately is inexcusable," Mr. Reingold said in the statement.
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"These words have no place on News10NBC's air, and the fact that we broadcast them disheartens and disgusts me; that it was not caught immediately is inexcusable," Mr. Reingold said in a statement.
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Allegations of widespread sexual harassment and bad behavior at Uber are "unfortunate and inexcusable," but Uber is not going to change its company culture, nor should it, said Gene Munster, Loup Ventures managing partner.
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"What Archie Parnell did is inexcusable and deeply disturbing, and he should drop out of this race immediately," Meredith Kelly, the communications director for the DCCC, said in a May statement following the allegations.
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" Judge Curt Benson Judge Benson said he received 30 letters in support of Kosakowski from her church and the school, but added that her behavior — as seen in the surveillance video — was "simply inexcusable.
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Trans healthcare is no longer a niche business, and with unprecedented media visibility for trans folks this decade, a lack of basic knowledge about trans identities and healthcare needs is more inexcusable than ever.
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The study argues that "inexcusable" mistakes were made by the Royal Free and DeepMind, questioning the legal and ethical basis of Trust-wide data transfers, and criticizing the lack of transparency around the arrangement.
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This idea that white people can do whatever they want as long as their intentions are pure is dangerous in the real world as it becomes the excuse for any number of inexcusable offenses.
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The statement also addressed the tweet Barr made, saying that it was "an inexcusable — but not unforgivable — mistake" and we should learn to forgive and forget those terrible things she said about Valerie Jarrett.
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He admitted to becoming violent with his wife and called his past behavior "inexcusable" in a statement to The Post and Courier but said that he has changed in the time since the incident.
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" Despite several scandals, they went on, Uber had failed to reform its culture, and investors "in high growth, financially successful companies rarely, if ever, call out inexcusable behavior from founders or C-suite executives.
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An apologist for the inexcusable Greek position never should have been given equal time in order to spin its official and transparent position aimed at negating Macedonia and Macedonians' ethnic origin, language and identity.
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In either case, it's inexcusable that a school district allowed a man with a track record of racism to continue exerting any power over the lives of young people -- including, and especially, black boys.
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"We find it intolerable and inexcusable that child care operators are not immediately investigating reports, contacting and fully assisting law enforcement, preserving evidence, and demanding justice for these children," they said in the letter.
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JBG Holding is far from the first German company that has had to reconcile its executives' behavior during World War II, but this pledge is a very public acknowledgement of the Reimanns' inexcusable past.
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We got the All-American out Saturday at II Pastaio in Bev Hills, where he says while it's good for protesters to get their grievances off their chests ... pouncing on day 1 is inexcusable.
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"I made an appalling and inexcusable mistake of judgment in posting the tweet thread in a way that identified Kavanaugh's Georgetown Prep classmate," Mr. Whelan wrote on Friday, after he deleted his earlier posts.
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"That conduct clearly shows that, as a young man, I had a callous and inexcusable lack of awareness and insensitivity to the pain my behavior could inflict on others," Herring said in a statement.
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The principal of the school, Miki Nio, has apologized for the incident, and the offending teachers are now on leave—but not before traumatizing the student body with their "inexcusable" actions, according to Nio.
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Scenarios exist where Republicans hold the Senate without winning in North Dakota, but not to challenge a first-term incumbent like Heitkamp who won with just 50% of the vote would have been inexcusable.
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It's inexcusable for the Trump campaign and Trump himself not to recognize that the key to his success has been that he doesn't look, sound, or act like any major presidential candidate of the past.
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" Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell called Trump's remarks "offensive and wrong" and former House Speaker Newt Gingrich, a staunch ally of Trump, called the comments "inexcusable" and "one of the worst mistakes Trump has made.
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"As happy as I am that these individuals are now going to press on and families are being reunited, the sheer number of them that were destroyed in the first place is inexcusable," Dittman adds.
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The funds, PAR Capital Management and Altimeter Capital Management, on Tuesday described United's performance as "inexcusable" and asked shareholders to consider six new directors for the company's board, including former Continental Airlines chief Gordon Bethune.
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"I have been reading all of the messages and stories from women regarding inappropriate and inexcusable behavior of a photographer I have worked with in the past," the "Keeping Up With The Kardashians" star wrote.
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While we don't support nor condone his inexcusable actions and words, we love our son dearly and will work with him to turn a personal mistake into a valuable lesson for himself and the community.
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No Republican in recent memory had so adroitly exploited these things to win power and get away with otherwise inexcusable policy failures — like a hurricane response that contributed to the death of 3,000 American citizens.
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"The Nigerian authorities must investigate the inexcusable security lapses that allowed this abduction to take place without any tangible attempt to prevent it," Osai Ojigho, Nigeria director of Amnesty International, said in the news release.
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As the new chief executive offered a deeply apologetic bow, as is customary in Japan, and told a voracious news media that the carmaker had "done something inexcusable," Mr. Ghosn was nowhere to be seen.
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But exactly what the officer saw when he fired the single fatal shot was still in question, even as officials condemned his actions as inexcusable and pursued a rare murder charge against a police officer.
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For the rest, Mr. Trump's defense brief offers what he might call a perfect solution: He won't make them respond to serious legal arguments if they won't hold him to account for his inexcusable behavior.
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But if a show like "Paramour" (Cirque du Soleil) represents itself just as accurately by failing, the 13 other cast albums from last season fall between the unimprovable and the inexcusable, in three broad categories.
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But I am telling you that it was not, and that this inexcusable basketball game between two teams too forlorn even to manage an intra-city rivalry was instead a scene of resurrection and redemption.
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The DUP's spokesman told Reuters that Foster's advice to May was a reinforcement of deputy leader's Nigel Dodds stated position on Friday, when he called May's performance at an EU summit a "disappointing and inexcusable" failure.
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That is inexcusable to me, because it's not about policy, it was just, 'I would rather have my first lady be attractive and someone I want to sleep with, that is all that matters to me.
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Bateman was gesturing toward that darker side, I think, when he described the cast as family: that for all of the laughter and love that passed between them, there had been some inexcusable shit as well.
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"Americans of all races and all backgrounds are rightly outraged by the inexcusable attacks on police, whether it's in Dallas or any place else," he said, speaking at a news conference during a trip to Poland.
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"Threatening to actually kill a federal official's family because of a disagreement over policy is not only inexcusable, it is criminal," US Attorney for the Eastern District of Virginia G. Zachary Terwilliger said in a statement.
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Flavia Liberona, head of Chilean environmental justice group Terram Foundation, said it was "inexcusable" that the host government of the U.N. climate summit had not ratified an accord "that is fundamental to tackle socio-environmental conflicts".
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"What happened to me was inexcusable and the individual officers who violated my rights, and the public trust, must be held accountable in our courts of law," she said in a statement provided by her lawyer.
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And if their excuse is that it's hard to do that in the wake of a giant financial crisis, that only makes their error in not better regulating the system to prevent the crisis more inexcusable.
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The Philippines justice department statement did not say Dengvaxia had caused the deaths, but it quoted excerpts from a resolution by prosecutors that said the 20 individuals had exhibited an "inexcusable lack of precaution and foresight".
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"The architect of this crisis, Theresa May, must now step forward to give an immediate, full and honest account of how this inexcusable situation happened on her watch," said Diane Abbott, Labour's spokeswoman on interior affairs.
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What those shifts do not entail is an expectation of some kind of mass amnesia, whereby general election voters forget about the inexcusable, offensive, alarming things the candidate has said or done for the past year.
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They said his trade policies would be a "recipe for economic disaster," that his embrace of torture was "inexcusable," that his anti-Muslim campaign would badly damage American interests abroad, and on and on and on.
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But our strong feelings toward brands almost always say more about us and what we hold important, the hypocrisies we find inexcusable, and what we think other people should believe pertinent than the brands we support.
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"It was inexcusable and indefensible, and the first thing I did was flash my own retrospective lens, if there was something I never saw or detected — and there wasn't — during my association with Mark," he said.
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Maurice WolfthalHouston To the Editor: It couldn't be the Trump Towers in Istanbul and the Trump family's other business interests in Turkey that are behind the United States' inexcusable betrayal of our Kurdish allies, could it?
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" The former president did, however, acknowledge the detention last year of five Chinese women who tried to start a campaign against sexual harassment — which Hillary Clinton denounced on Twitter as an "inexcusable" act that "must end.
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"This pattern of animal deaths and injuries is simply inexcusable," Kennedy wrote, as he cited figures from the U.S. Department of Transportation over the high percentage of animal deaths that occurred on United flights last year.
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The White House counsel Don McGahn kept the F.B.I. on a short leash, and its decision not to interview Stier — an "inexcusable lapse," as Marcus notes — helped prevent a stronger case from being built against Kavanaugh.
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Washington (CNN)A conservative strategist and defender of Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh apologized Friday for making "an appalling and inexcusable mistake" when he claimed Thursday that Kavanaugh's accuser had misidentified her alleged assailant as Kavanaugh.
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"The observation of Peter Goerke, which has now been confirmed, is inexcusable," Chairman Urs Rohner said in a statement, noting "grave concern" that those responsible for the tailing had not mentioned it during the earlier probe.
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Tim Attalla, a Detroit-area attorney and Muslim community activist, read about the Kalkaska incident and decided to pay a visit — a trip of four hours each way — to let townspeople know that Sieting's remarks were inexcusable.
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President Obama went to a U.S. mosque for the first time while in office, visiting the Baltimore Islamic Society to reject "inexcusable political rhetoric" against Muslims, a clear reference to comments from Donald Trump and Ben Carson.
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I do wish the button to activate Alexa and the home button were flipped — I constantly pushed the Alexa button when I wanted to go home — and the lack of volume controls on the remote is inexcusable.
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It was inexcusable in a game this big, and head coach Dwane Casey's postgame evaluation that the team got "ambushed" holds no water after two days of hearing the Raptors say they knew that this was coming.
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" In an interview with CBS News to be aired on Sunday, Mr. Obama called the crisis "inexplicable and inexcusable," adding that "sometimes, we downplay the role that an effective government has to play in protecting public health.
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While Trump attempted to excuse his comment as harmless "locker-room banter" in the second presidential debate on Tuesday, it is simply inexcusable; as the White House affirmed yesterday, the behavior Trump is describing constitutes sexual assault.
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Silent and ghostlike, they are meant to represent the spirits of those who have fallen to mass shootings, as well as haunt those within the gun industry who played an indirect but inexcusable role in their death.
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" James Carafano, a defense policy expert at the Heritage Foundation who said it's "wrong and inexcusable" to withdraw from Syria and draw down in Afghanistan without a larger strategy, downplayed the sorrow in D.C., saying "they'll survive.
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In ascending order of malice, we have Demens (Jack Reynor), Flynn (Ben O'Toole), and the inexcusable Krauss (Will Poulter), who will not leave the building until, by whatever means necessary, he learns who fired the alleged shots.
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"Threatening to actually kill a federal official's family because of a disagreement over policy is not only inexcusable, it is criminal," G. Zachary Terwilliger, the U.S. Attorney for the Eastern District of Virginia, said in a statement.
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Defense Secretary James Mattis told lawmakers Thursday he believed there had been a chemical attack and that although it was "simply inexcusable, beyond the pale," he called attention to the risks of further US involvement in Syria.
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"It is inexcusable that ICE has taken no measures to release people from local jails within the epicenter of the COVID-19 pandemic in the United States," said Sophia Gurulé, immigration policy counsel at the Bronx Defenders.
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The funds, PAR Capital Management Inc and Altimeter Capital Management LP, on Tuesday described United's performance as "inexcusable" and asked shareholders to consider six new directors for the company's board, including former Continental Airlines chief Gordon Bethune.
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He also condemned cuts to areas such as probation, mental health, and youth services, and said they were likely to create "missed chances to intervene in the lives of people who go on to commit inexcusable acts."
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Over the weekend Brown posted an old selfie with Patriots quarterback Tom Brady, then shared a lengthy apology referencing behavior he says was "inexcusable," likely a reference to his Twitter rant following his exit from the Patriots.
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Ford tells me that real-time traffic data is whatever Sirius sends over the air to its system, but it still feels inexcusable, especially when the Apple- and Google-powered navigation it also supports work so much better.
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"I have been reading all of the messages and stories from women regarding inappropriate and inexcusable behavior of a photographer I have worked with in the past," the Keeping Up with the Kardashians star and aspiring lawyer wrote.
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"It is inexcusable that the Republicans have delayed this hearing for the third time with no rational reason in a blatant attempt to silence the mayor and shield the Trump administration from another bad news story," he said.
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Moore is quietly on pace to be the consensus best player in the history of the league... ...which would lead her past Tamika Catchings, who to my mind is an inexcusable omission from this Mount Rushmore as well.
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The Democratic Unionist Party's Nigel Dodds said in a statement May had missed an opportunity to put forward proposals to EU leaders to improve the prospects of an acceptable deal, describing it as a "disappointing and inexcusable" failure.
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It's doubtful that there will be a more painful 2016 TV episode than the "Fuller House" pilot, which takes an inexcusable 35 minutes to establish a plot that is just an inversion of the original "Full House" premise.
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After more than 27 years and dozens of understandably unanswered apology letters, I still sit in my cell thinking about Tremain and that one fatal shot—the dreadful, inexcusable, and irreversible action of my 17-year-old self.
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WASHINGTON, Jan 20 (Reuters) - President Barack Obama said in an interview on Wednesday that it was "inexplicable and inexcusable" that families in Flint, Michigan, were not immediately informed that the city's drinking water had elevated levels of lead.
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"What is inexplicable and inexcusable is once people figured out that there was a problem there and that there was lead in the water, the notion that immediately families weren't notified, things weren't shut down," Obama told CBS.
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Jacqueline DeLatte, 30, who was picking up a box of food for "everybody I know, who lost everything they have," said Mr. Obama should have come to Louisiana by now, and thought it inexcusable that he had not.
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It is time for the federal government to follow-suit—it is inexcusable that there is no federal law defining a pyramid scheme, which would help consumers and anyone who would choose to enter the direct-selling industry.
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The reasons for his invisibility in New York are both obvious and inexcusable, especially in light of the prominent role that shaped canvases have played in this city's history of painting, and all the discussions it has engendered.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - White House spokesman Sean Spicer said on Wednesday he had let down President Donald Trump with his "inexcusable and reprehensible" comments comparing the use of poison gas by Syria's president to the atrocities of Adolf Hitler.
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Just days before he was dragged out of his car and shot 12 times, a Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) delegation to Mexico met with President Enrique Peña Nieto about the inexcusable cycle of impunity in journalists murders.
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Conservative cuts to community policing, probation, mental health, youth and social services could "lead to missed chances to intervene in the lives of people who go on to commit inexcusable acts," said Opposition Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn.
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"It's inexcusable that there's no bill and people are asking how we're going to vote on a bill that doesn't exist yet, so whoever is in charge of this ought to actually put the bill forward," he said.
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There were the inexcusable decisions to grant immunities to key Clinton backers without first serving them with a subpoena that would have allowed the FBI to extract a quid pro quo for any immunity that thereafter might be granted.
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" The best way to tackle global imbalances is to use fiscal tools or structural reforms, she said, adding that the World Trade Organization's rules were in danger of being "torn apart", which would be "an inexcusable, collective policy failure.
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"On behalf of everyone at the DNC, we want to offer a deep and sincere apology to Senator Sanders, his supporters, and the entire Democratic Party for the inexcusable remarks made over email," DNC officials said in the statement.
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SALISBURY, England (Reuters) - Worried residents in Salisbury said on Monday it was inexcusable that the authorities had taken so long to issue a health warning after a former Russian spy was attacked with a nerve agent in the city.
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The contrast between Tesla's brand image and its production competency is dramatic and inexcusable; while making cars is far from easy, every major car company bolting them together these days has achieved a level of efficiency that's downright boring.
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PAR Capital Management Inc and Altimeter Capital Management LP, which together own 7.1 percent of the second-largest U.S. airline, said its "underqualified, ineffective, complacent and entrenched" board had caused years of "inexcusable company underperformance" and needed an overhaul.
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Between Hillary Clinton's inexcusable email practices and Donald Trump's invocation of "the cyber" (which is so big right now), it'd be tough to describe either of these two as the "technology candidate" in the race for the US presidency.
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BRUSSELS — After some delay, the European Union has called the deaths of Iranians over nearly a week of protests "inexcusable," but its members have so far pushed back against American efforts to issue a more full-throated, joint condemnation.
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" Facing a national outcry that included calls for his resignation, Mr. Spicer offered no excuses, describing his remarks as "inexcusable and reprehensible" and acknowledging that the timing — during Passover and the Christian Holy Week — "compounds that kind of mistake.
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While this is nevertheless inexcusable — property-wealthy districts often outspend their less affluent counterparts, anyway — it's a perverse incentive that's baked into most school finance formulas and a factor that superintendents and school board trustees weigh when setting policy.
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Let's be clear: You can believe that Page made poor decisions in her personal life and is wrong in her political opinions and still conclude that the President's behavior is inexcusable harassment, far below the dignity of his office.
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While clonidine is "better than no medicine," it is "inexcusable" that some facilities are not offering people with opioid dependencies methadone and buprenorphine, she adds, considering the overwhelming data confirming their efficacy in the treatment of opioid use disorders.
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"Hey, is it okay if instead of making jokes, I just scream for seven minutes?" she asked the audience, before delivering a blistering monologue on gun laws, complacency, and the inexcusable new normal of mass shootings in the United States.
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"Maybe it's too late for our children… but I think our children's children will grow up in a different world where instinctively they will find inexcusable the sort of workplaces that people of my generation saw as normal," he said.
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Clinton has also supported a younger generation of Chinese feminists -- describing the 2015 detention of five young feminists "inexcusable" on Twitter and calling President Xi Jinping "shameless" for hosting a meeting on women's rights while cracking down on feminist activists.
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"Maybe it's too late for our children… but I think our children's children will grow up in a different world where instinctively they will find inexcusable the sort of workplaces that people of my generation saw as normal," he says.
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"We are extremely disappointed about the inexcusable actions of our employees who violated our policies and environmental law when they bypassed our bilge water treatment system and discharged untreated bilge water into the ocean," the disingenuous statement from Carnival said.
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Though the so-called "Weinstein effect" has trickled out of Hollywood and into Washington, at times it's felt like predators who don't share the same level of prestige would go unnoticed and continue to get away with their inexcusable behavior.
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"The vast majority of British businesses would agree that short changing their employees is inexcusable, but when it comes to the workers further down their supply chain they don't have the same level of concern," CIPS group director Cath Hill said.
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A new academic report examining a deal between Google's AI subsidiary DeepMind and the UK's National Health Service (NHS) has said that the US tech giant made "inexcusable" errors in terms of transparency and oversight when handling sensitive medical information.
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In an email to CNN, Quentin Schaffer, executive vice president for corporate communications at HBO, acknowledged that Maher's use of the N-word "was completely inexcusable and tasteless" and said it would be removed from future airings of the episode.
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"It is simply inexcusable what you did," Kent County Circuit Court Judge Curt Benson told Tiffany Kosakowski, 303, of Belmont, on Thursday when he sentenced her to 6 months in jail, with all but 30 days suspended, local station WZZM13 reports.
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" PEOPLE obtained a statement Luke's attorney, Christine Lepera, provided to the trade publication, saying, "Any claim of duress in connection with that testimony is simply absurd … The vicious smear campaign to extort Luke and damage him and his family is inexcusable.
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The fact that the FDA took months to approve a questionnaire is "inexcusable," says Arthur Caplan, a bioethicist at New York University who once chaired the Advisory Committee to the Department of Health and Human Services on Blood Safety and Availability.
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Rather, it is to admit that there is nothing for the United States in Syria that can be properly called victory and that it is inexcusable to commit an endless supply of American blood and treasure to such an impossible aim.
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"House Republicans' latest failure to deliver for DREAMers is made all the more inexcusable by their many empty promises that they would get the signatures and move on the discharge petition," DCCC spokesman Javier Gamboa said in a statement Tuesday night.
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Recently, Donald J. Trump, the Republican presidential candidate, has seized on problems in health care for veterans, calling the waits for appointments "totally inexcusable" and saying that, if elected, he would crack down on employees who fail to serve veterans.
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LOS ANGELES, Oct 9 (Reuters) - Meryl Streep, the most admired actress in the entertainment industry, on Monday criticized Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein for "inexcusable behavior" but said she was unaware of any talk about his alleged sexual harassment of women.
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"It is inexcusable the Republican leaders in Congress have done so little to investigate — or address — Russian-backed attacks on our states, despite the fact that we have been asking repeatedly for congressional action on this important matter," the lawmakers write.
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As someone who has always more or less enjoyed watching the NFL, despite or in some perverse way because of how ethically inexcusable it all is, I have learned to make the real-time edits necessary to make games watchable.
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Arizona's "alarmingly inadequate number of voting centers resulted in severe, inexcusable burdens on voters county-wide, as well as the ultimate disenfranchisement of untold numbers of voters who were unable or unwilling to wait in intolerably long lines," the lawsuit says.
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One of the inexcusable mistakes that happened on Bachelor in Paradise, it seems, is that those with the ability to step in and do something about an unfolding assault allegedly chose not to, in favor of keeping the cameras rolling.
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It's an indulgence that players can be as guilty of as anyone: note Manchester City's absurd funeral tribute to the recently injured Ilkay Gundogan (itself a replica of the Brazil squad's equally inexcusable homage to Neymar in the 2014 World Cup).
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I'm also one of those "voices" defending the bureau when I feel it is unfairly assailed, and criticizing it — painful though it be — when the actions of a few misguided or mistaken senior executives make some inexcusable and dubious decisions.
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"The inexcusable delays in extending CHIP ... have brought us to a moment now when the CHIP debate no longer has anything to do with CHIP," Joan Alker, executive director of Georgetown University's Center for Children and Families, told me via email.
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BUCHAREST, Romania — Ilie Nastase responded to the backlash from his comments about Serena Williams and his Fed Cup outburst, saying in a Facebook post on Friday that his remarks about the pregnant tennis great were "spontaneous" and his tirade inexcusable.
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In his complaint against Ms. Ortega, Mr. Carreño said that the attorney general had tried to "violate, threaten and undermine the fundamental principles of the Constitution" and that she acted "with a grave and inexcusable ignorance" of the country's laws.
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But it is inexcusable not to sit down with our own government experts at NASA and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration for a briefing before you appoint flagrant climate deniers with no scientific background to every senior environmental position.
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" Ambrose concludes: "Insofar as no one in human history … can be compared to Hitler, who was pure evil and who did more harm to more people than any other human being, the comparison was blatantly unfair, unjustified, below the belt, inexcusable.
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Many people think her Wall Street reform plan is O.K. But on a personal level, it was inexcusable of her to give those $200,000 speeches for investment bankers and the like when she knew she was going to be running for president.
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"[Arizona's] alarmingly inadequate number of voting centers resulted in severe, inexcusable burdens on voters county-wide, as well as the ultimate disenfranchisement of untold numbers of voters who were unable or unwilling to wait in intolerably long lines," Democrats argue in the lawsuit.
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"We appreciate the assistance being extended to our franchisees and believe the assistance program will help mitigate the impact that the founder's inexcusable words and actions have had on franchisees," Vaughn Frey, president of Papa John's Franchise Association said in a statement.
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ROYAL PORTRUSH, Northern Ireland (Reuters) - Another poor start by Rory McIlroy at a major championship on Thursday hardly shocked some former players who used the words "choke" and "inexcusable" to describe the Northern Irishman's performance in the British Open first round on Thursday.
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It is inexcusable that, years after the bipartisan bill was passed, our nation is still placing the burden to fight for effective treatment squarely on the shoulders of those living with a substance use disorder — often at the height of their personal crisis.
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"After a series of inexcusable actions, it's clear that there needs to be an immediate change in Broward County and taxpayers should no longer be burdened by paying a salary for a Supervisor of Elections who has already announced resignation," he added.
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It is obvious to me and many other observers that the inexcusable Comey intervention clearly influenced more than 100,000 votes in a handful of states that led to Clinton, winner of the popular vote by a substantial margin, losing in the Electoral College.
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" A Waymo spokesman, Johnny Luu, said in a statement: "Today's revelations fit Uber's pattern of destroying and withholding reams of evidence relevant to our trade secrets case, and that those at the very top of Uber were aware of these inexcusable practices.
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The US has tested, by some reports, about as many people in total as South Korea tests in a single day, an inexcusable pace that makes it much harder to figure out who needs to be quarantined to prevent the disease's rapid spread.
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"We are extremely disappointed about the inexcusable actions of our employees who violated our policies and environmental law when they bypassed our bilge water treatment system and discharged untreated bilge water into the ocean," Princess told The Washington Post at the time.
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LONDON — Britain's intelligence services tolerated and abetted "inexcusable" abuse of terrorism suspects by their American counterparts, according to a report released by Parliament on Thursday that offers a wide-ranging official condemnation of British intelligence conduct in the years after the Sept.
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"House Republicans' latest failure to deliver for Dreamers is made all the more inexcusable by their many empty promises that they would get the signatures and move on the discharge petition," said Javier Gamboa, a spokesman for the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee.
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While there is much to praise in some of what MBS has done, such as removing the feared religious police from the streets and making real efforts to reform the heavily oil-dependent Saudi economy, there is also much that is inexcusable.
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Because what happened on Monday night — a long and confusing delay in vote counting, due in part to a mobile app that was hastily designed and inadequately tested before being deployed in one of America's most important elections — was an inexcusable failure.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Ousted Nissan Motor Co boss Carlos Ghosn's three passports were held by his lawyers and he could not have used any of them to escape Japan, one of the lawyers told reporters on Tuesday, adding that his client's actions were "inexcusable".
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"It's inexcusable that the DEA held onto data that would have been very helpful in terms of knowing where prescriptions were at the highest," said Grant Smith, deputy director of national affairs for the Drug Policy Alliance, which supports modernizing drug laws.
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Instead of our state fixing our water system and capturing more of this valuable rainfall from the recent historic storms, Californians are now watching our dams crumble and trillions of gallons of water go down the drain thanks to Jerry Brown's inexcusable record of inaction.
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But even as Tribune was conducting its somewhat contentious shareholder meeting, (which produced no big news other than changing the company name to Tronc Inc.), the company made the kind of crucial and inexcusable error that explains some of the its self-inflicted woes.
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"Offering a nearly unrestricted supply in a low demand market with a cut rate royalty and almost no competition is bad policy and an inexcusable waste of taxpayer resources," the Center for American Progress, a left-leaning policy think tank, said in a statement.
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But, it is inexcusable for a president to miss the mark so badly on Saturday and then to compound the problem over the next 36 hours -- seemingly not understanding that the stakes here are much higher than who wins or who loses in a campaign.
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There is a valid debate to be had about what the proper Pentagon topline should be in order to keep the country safe, but it is inexcusable to refrain entirely from trimming a department recently caught covering up $125 billion in waste it internally identified.
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Frank Bruni OUR infrastructure is inexcusable, much of our public education is miserable and one of our leading presidential candidates is a know-nothing, say-anything egomaniac who yanks harder every day at the tattered fabric of civil discourse and fundamental decency in this country.
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"We consider it inexcusable and we are committed to doing everything that we can to prevent any crimes from taking place of this sort," he said, adding that the status of forces agreement governing U.S. troops there does not prevent the prosecution of the suspect.
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The international community should not only monitor the elections in Nigeria but also hold the Nigerian political and religious elites accountable for the inexcusable suffering of Nigerians, most of whom never have had a taste of "the good life" despite the country's abundant oil wealth.
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It's inexcusable that we go around the world and we talk about equal rights for women in other countries and we don't ... have equal rights for women in America and we don't because when they wrote the Constitution, they didn't intend it for women.
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On that Thursday call, Pelosi made clear her strong opposition to any attempt by a lawmaker to force House members to return to Washington for the vote, saying such a move would be "inexcusable" and amount to "selfishness," according to two sources on the call.
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I read the work as part of a counter-cultural troll-op designed to poke fun at so-called "Cultural Marxists," many of whom are often the target of abuse in online forums such as 4chan, usually for the simple, inexcusable act of supporting minorities.
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Although he apologized Friday for what he called "an appalling and inexcusable mistake of judgment," he has not publicly apologized to Dr. Blasey or for his broader theory of mistaken identity, and in several other posts he has sought to cast doubt on her claims.
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That one company has the ability to disrupt safety, quality of life and livelihood for so many people simply because they chose to funnel profits to executives and investors instead of into improving their equipment and making it safer and up-to-date is inexcusable.
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TOKYO, Dec 31 (Reuters) - Ousted Nissan Motor Co boss Carlos Ghosn's three passports were held by his lawyers and he could not have used any of them to escape Japan, one of the lawyers told reporters on Tuesday, adding that his client's actions were "inexcusable".
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It is inexcusable to see any automaker endorse any claims — directly or indirectly — that suggest harmful air pollutants are not dangerous to American families, or to suggest that these claims,— which lie far outside the scientific mainstream — should be the basis for national policy.
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" Crump accused the attorney general of "doing everything he can to exonerate the officer's inexcusable actions, trying to justify the officer's failure to follow proper procedures -- and, more importantly, to ignore the civil rights of an innocent, law-abiding man who happened to be black.
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Its author, JP Larocque, confessed that in 2008, he foolishly dressed up for Halloween as someone from south of the American border, thus being guilty, all at once, unusually for his considerate homeland, of racial insensitivity, cultural appropriation and a joke in inexcusable taste.
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Tolentino tells me that even though she felt her own Amazon patronage was inexcusable ever since Mac McClelland's 2012 piece about going undercover as a warehouse worker, the final straw was the 10-figure tax breaks the city of New York promised to Amazon for HQ2.
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"I choose not to indulge this kind of fodder...Of course it's horrible what comes out sometimes, and people have done things in their lives that may be inexcusable, but it's not something to focus on," Brody said on Dirty, Sexy, Funny With Jenny McCarthy in 2016.
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The Clinton campaign's handling of Hillary Clinton's "medical episode" on Sunday, where she almost collapsed at a public 9/11 memorial ceremony and was caught on video being literally dragged into an SUV, was simply yet another inexcusable example of its aversion to openness and the truth.
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Republicans in Congress are bending over backward and upside down and sideways to figure out how to excuse away the inexcusable — siding with a foreign enemy when all intelligence experts are screaming that Russia interfered in the 2016 election and plans to again in the 2018 election.
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Atlanta (CNN Business)The spokesman for American Airlines' pilots union called Boeing's insinuation that foreign pilots were to blame for the crashes involving 737 MAX jets "inexcusable" and said AA pilots made several suggestions to Boeing to fix the 737 MAX's systems before the second plane crash.
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After huddling with Trump surrogates on Capitol Hill, Gingrich scoffed at reporters for asking whether Trump needed to apologize for leveling racial attacks on a Mexican-American federal judge — remarks that even Gingrich a few days earlier had characterized as "inexcusable" and a major campaign blunder.
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"It's no coincidence that on President Obama's watch, two federal agencies within the past year have suffered large-scale and inexcusable breaches in security," Daines said, an apparent reference to an earlier breach at the IRS and the massive hack of the Office of Personnel Management (OPM).
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"It is inexcusable that the FBI failed to follow protocols and inform the Miami Field Office that people close to the Parkland, FL. shooter warned the Bureau over a month ago of his desire to kill, his mental state, and erratic behavior," Rubio said in a statement.
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WASHINGTON — A day after the latest in a dizzying series of sexual assault revelations enveloped Senator Al Franken and rattled the Capitol, politicians and comedians were left trying to assess the line between predatory behavior and an inexcusable mistake, as calls mounted for him to resign.
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The European Union's statement, issued Tuesday night by the high representative for foreign affairs, Federica Mogherini, says that the deaths of demonstrators are "inexcusable" and calls on the Tehran government for restraint, while noting that Mr. Rouhani has said Iranians have the right to peaceful political protest.
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Andy Bales, one of the most respected homeless advocates in Skid Row, and chief of the Union Rescue Mission, said the rise in attacks on homeless Angelenos is inexcusable, but sees it as a raw reflection of the dissatisfaction with official efforts to alleviate the crisis.
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Man dumps his food into the isle after he ate what he wants [xpost from r/mildyinfuriating] from trashy People do some strange things on airplanes — hide wild animals in their carry-ons, throw down with their cheating spouse — but some behavior is downright inexcusable, even in Economy Plus.
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In a lengthy essay for The Hollywood Reporter, Gavin Polone, a self-professed animal lover, repeatedly states that the video is "inexcusable" while asserting that full footage from the day in question proves that the dog was never actually forced to participate in the stunt when he felt uncomfortable.
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The inexcusable commercial marketing of opioids to doctors has now harmed not only people with addiction, but also two distinct groups of pain patients: those who do benefit from opioids and are now being denied them, and those who don't benefit but are being tapered without support or alternatives.
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"After a series of inexcusable actions, it's clear that there needs to be an immediate change in Broward County and taxpayers should no longer be burdened by paying a salary for a Supervisor of Elections who has already announced resignation," Scott said in a statement at the time.
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" "But various members of the family, as well as myself, thought I could no longer remain ... [a] quiet voice on the subject in light of the incarceration of all these children," Glosser continued, calling the Trump administration's controversial immigration policies implemented in the past several months an "inexcusable cruelty.
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Steve KingSteven (Steve) Arnold KingThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters Steve King says 'left-wing media' and GOP leadership owe him apology after rape, incest comments 22019 Essential reads you missed this week MORE (R-Iowa) on Wednesday, saying King's past controversial actions are inexcusable.
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There can be only two interpretations of Wilson's comment then: Either she misunderstands what really happened in Benghazi, which would be inexcusable for someone who served in Congress during Republicans' Benghazi hysteria, or she cynically appealed to misconceptions about Benghazi in a bad-faith attempt to smear the president.
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Republicans who have wives, daughters, granddaughters — or who are women themselves — have stood idly by, finding every plausible explanation to excuse and defend the reprehensible, inexcusable and indefensible sexist remarks and actions of a man who is unfit to be president and undeserving to represent the Republican Party.
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Yet, the inability of the judiciary committee to fashion rules for a standing executive session in which personal matters of a highly sensitive nature could be evaluated without the glare of public spotlight is inexcusable; it is especially so recurring decades after the Anita Hill and Clarence Thomas drama.
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A 17th-century Londoner whose vivid writing testifies to his bouts of infidelity, violence and sexual predation, Pepys poses a problem for his devotees that's resonant right now for the rest of us, too: how to weigh what's admirable in a man's work against what's inexcusable in his behavior.
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BERNARD J. KABAK, NEW YORK To the Editor: The appalling performance by Matthew Petersen, one of President Trump's judicial nominees, in response to the withering questioning by Senator John Kennedy is inexcusable in this day and age, whatever the limitations of Mr. Petersen's legal schooling and past experience.
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John Hoberman, an antidoping expert at the University of Texas who has studied performance-enhancing drugs for more than three decades, said it was "inexcusable" for the I.A.A.F. to not have acted against records where there was "compelling circumstantial or laboratory evidence" of the use of illicit substances.
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His repeated breaches of FBI and Department of Justice norms, including his usurpation of the powers of the Attorney General in July and his inexcusable insertion of the FBI into electoral politics through his letter to Congress eleven days before the election, provided ample grounds for his termination.
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These two things are absolutely INEXCUSABLE and should NEVER have happened... The American Humane Association (AHA) representative who is paid by the production to 'ensure the safety and humane treatment of animal actors,' as its website states, should have also intervened immediately on both of those parts of the filming.
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FYF Fest in Los Angeles (July 21 and 22) will carry on under the auspices of a woman booker, Jenn Yacoubian, this season after founder Sean Carlson was accused of sexual misconduct by multiple women in November (Carlson denies some of the allegations and admits to others, calling his behavior "inexcusable").
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" Marcy Stech, a Democratic strategist who helped Clinton's 2016 campaign as a vice president at Emily's List, said "assault and harassment are inexcusable by anyone from any background ever, full stop," adding that there's been a "growing distinction in how Democrats and Republicans are handling what comes after these revelations.
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Which leads inevitably to the situation wherein a Facebook bug (an inexcusable but honest error) compromises the accounts of 50 million people, and in many cases their Tinder and Spotify and whichever other third-party accounts, as well … because Facebook has grown to be a centralized identity power on the Internet.
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"I think harassment in general, regardless, sexual or otherwise, is totally inexcusable and if it transpires it needs to be reported and it needs to be dealt with on a company level," Trump said during a one-on-one interview with Fox News' Greta Van Susteren on "On The Record".
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" And the African-American centric publication The Root tweeted: "Bill Maher is a white habitual line-stepper, and his show needs to be canceled after this latest stunt" Even Maher's own TV network slammed him, releasing a statement that read: "Bill Maher's comment last night was completely inexcusable and tasteless.
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"In my opinion, I feel that no matter what context you try to take those comments in, the statements were inexcusable and inappropriate, and they're not indicative of the values that I'm trying to instill within the Cobb County Police Department and I believe that the county holds," he said.
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I submit to Mr. Kristof that the process could be so clearly improved that instead of an error rate of 4 to 5 percent, properly horrifying and inexcusable, the rate could be reduced to a fraction of 1 percent, still horrifying but inevitable, and acceptable, in any system involving humans.
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And while the social media firms have been a bit more alacritous to respond to domestic lawmakers' requests for action and investigation into political disinformation, that just makes their wider inaction, when viable and reasonable concerns are brought to them by non-US politicians and other concerned individuals, all the more inexcusable.
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"It was already clear that Rick Perry is unfit to lead the Department of Energy, but to suggest that fossil fuel development will decrease sexual assault is not only blatantly untrue, it is an inexcusable attempt to minimize a serious and pervasive issue," Sierra Club Executive Director Michael Brune said in a statement.
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" In Alexander's case, for example, The Martin Agency originally declined to comment on why he was fired; it was only after media attention, and chatter on whisper networks like Fishbowl and Diet Madison Avenue, that they said it openly: "The behavior that Martin's former CCO, Joe Alexander, is accused of is inexcusable.
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"In a world in which an explicit image can go viral within minutes, causing immediate and in many cases irreparable psychological and reputational harm," adds law professor Mary Anne Franks of the University of Miami, "it is inexcusable for those entrusted with intimate information not to take reasonable care to protect it."
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" Mr. Hoover calls the killing of Oswald "inexcusable" in light of "our warnings to the Dallas Police Department" and hints at Ruby's mob connections, which would soon spawn an industry of research and speculation: "We have no information on Ruby that is firm, although there are some rumors of underworld activity in Chicago.
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"Very inexcusable and irresponsible comments" by company founder and former CEO John Schnatter caused same-store sales in July to plunge by about 10.5 percent, current CEO Steve Ritchie told analysts Tuesday in explaining the company's worse-than-expected performance during the the second quarter and drastically lowered sales forecasts for the year.
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But with regard to USB-C, it's starting to become inexcusable that tech companies — those that promise the future now and yet deliver a product with one foot in the past — are making customers' lives more difficult and cumbersome by refusing to integrate new, more modern standards for reasons that are not readily apparent.
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Lapses in security ranged from employees entering the premise without having their bags searched to inattentive night counts and incomprehensive cell searches among other things, according to the AP. "The extent of complacency and failure to adhere to the most basic security standards uncovered by my investigation was egregious and inexcusable," Scott reportedly said.
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Although there was no shortage of offensive comments from the mouth (and tweets) of Donald Trump during his presidential campaign, his brash imitation of a reporter with a disability, according to a Bloomberg poll (conducted before the Access Hollywood tape leak), was his most egregious and inexcusable act for all voters regardless of ability.
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"What's truly deplorable isn't just that Hillary Clinton made an inexcusable mistake in front of wealthy donors and reporters happened to be around to catch it, it's that Clinton revealed just how little she thinks of the hard-working men and women of America," Trump senior communications adviser Jason Miller said in a statement.
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"Well I think we saw confirmation in Director Comey's resolute testimony detailing the frightening reality of President Trump's pattern of contempt for justice, his pattern for concerted and inexcusable efforts to shut down the FBI's investigation of his cronies, ties to Russia — and all of that I think disgraces the office of president," Pelosi said.
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"The president's comments slurring Jim Comey in front of the Russians is just inexcusable," said Senator Mark Warner of Virginia, the top Democrat on the Intelligence Committee, referring to disclosures that Mr. Trump called Mr. Comey crazy and a "nut job" during a private Oval Office meeting with senior Russian officials immediately after his termination.
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Whatever the motives and actions of Kushner and Trump, it was inexcusable and disastrous for Trump to attend the recent Group of Seven summit and act in a way that created further breaches between America and our European allies and provided a strategic victory for Vladimir Putin and Russia, who seek to divide us.
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Although his initial apology said all the right things about how hateful and harmful the photo was and how inexcusable it was to give hate a platform, his apology failed in one crucial way that is necessary for reconciliation: It should have been given decades ago when he first realized his actions were wrong.
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"When you've been fortunate enough to have lived such a long & crazy life (&you've recently stopped drinking — three years ago!), certain details about specific events (which do NOT paint the full picture of my intentions nor experiences) come flooding back all at once, & even at 85, it's apparent that 'wordvomit' & bad-mouthing is inexcusable," he wrote.
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Rand PaulRandal (Rand) Howard PaulGraham promises ObamaCare repeal if Trump, Republicans win in 2020 Conservatives buck Trump over worries of 'socialist' drug pricing Rand Paul to 'limit' August activities due to health MORE (R-Ky.), a onetime presidential rival to Trump, called it "inexcusable" that his own party would push through a budget that didn't rein in entitlement spending.
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While it's great news that women state lawmakers are leading the way to change an inexcusable and inhumane law, the fact that women are suffering for such a basic need is a stark reminder of why we need more women in government and in charge of formulating policy that ultimately affects our bodies and our lives.
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It is equally inexcusable that the IG's work is now being weaponized by pro-Trump forces seeking to disrupt and destroy the investigation of special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerTrump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony Kellyanne Conway: 'I'd like to know' if Mueller read his own report MORE.
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After mocking a disabled reporter during his presidential campaign (twice), which, according to one poll, people considered one of the most inexcusable acts over the course of his entire campaign, Trump has angered some disability advocates by using a woman with a disability, Megan Crowley, as a vehicle to justify his stance on loosening regulation on the Food and Drug Administration.
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"After the meeting, Edward Whelan, who has led EPPC with integrity and excellence for many years, offered his resignation in light of what he described as an 'appalling and inexcusable' error in posting online a series of comments that he has now deleted and for which he promptly publicly apologized," the EPPC board said in a statement obtained by the publication.
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" Bee, a fierce critic of President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE, issued an apology on Thursday to his eldest daughter as well as to viewers, calling her own words "inappropriate and inexcusable.
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Read more: A flight was delayed when a man tried climbing onto the airplane's wing to hitch a free rideThe Envoy Air flight attendant's union, the Association of Flight Attendants-CWA (AFA), called on the Department of Transportation to set standards for emotional support animals to prevent untrained pets from causing issues:What happened on yesterday's American Airlines flight is completely unacceptable and inexcusable.
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HBO on Saturday condemned its host Bill MaherWilliam (Bill) MaherTlaib suggests boycotting Maher show after he calls anti-Israel boycott movement 'bulls--- purity test' Maher stands by recession remarks: 'Very worth' getting rid of Trump Maher rails against anti-Israel boycott movement: 'A bulls--- purity test' for Democrats MORE's "inexcusable and tasteless" use of a racial slur the previous night.
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It was appalling, inexcusable and against everything America stands for when Trump said he would be "honored" to meet the mass murdering North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un and praised him as a "smart cookie" apparently for keeping power by ordering the murder of his uncle among other demented, criminal and dictatorial acts that Trump seems to believe constitute strong leadership.
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Pilots union to Boeing: 'Inexcusable' to blame pilots for 737 Max crashes While the FAA has authority over when the 737 MAX returns to the skies, the agency has been questioned in recent months over its relationship with Boeing and about a program known as Organization Designation Authorization (ODA), which allows manufacturers such as Boeing to help certify the safety of their own aircraft.
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During her acceptance speech, Stone joined the long list of celebrities who have spoken out about the state of the nation in the wake of Donald Trump's executive order temporarily banning all refugees from seven Middle Eastern and African countries from entering the U.S. "We're in a tricky time in the world and our country and things are inexcusable and scary and need action," she said.
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But at E3 2017, we had very little of that: just the announcement of a new South Park game, a trailer for a new Alto game, Alto's Odyssey, and the utterly inexcusable travesty that is Garfield Go. Compare that against the glories of Anthem or that gorgeous Beyond Good & Evil 2 trailer, which showed zero gameplay, but was still thrilling to watch and appreciate.
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The winner for Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor in a Leading Role (La La Land, of course) was pretty overwhelmed, but got her comment in, too: Just … we're in a really tricky time in our country and things are very inexcusable and scary and need action and I'm so grateful to be part of a group of people that cares and wants to reflect things back to society.
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It's understandable, here in the hourly news deluge of President Donald Trump's chaos realm, to pine for the relatively comforting quietude of the Obama presidency—a placidity that owed much of its calm to the fact that we weren't confronted as often by news of the icebox detention centers, medical debt lawsuits, and inexcusable foreign policy decisions that routinely dodged the coverage, and the shame, that was deserved.
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More than two years after the impact of Hurricane Maria, Puerto Rico's recovery remains hamstrung by unconscionable, inexcusable delays in the disbursement of billions of dollars in disaster aid approved by Congress and signed into law by President TrumpDonald John TrumpBiden allies see boost in Tuesday's election results Sanders vows to end Trump's policies as he unveils immigration proposal Republicans warn election results are 'wake-up call' for Trump MORE.
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In an America where the #MeToo movement has raised the consciousness of everyone, where the names of sexual abusers make headlines, where students are rallying against the use of guns, where parents grieve the loss of children, where places of worship and entertainment are targets of gun violence, the N.R.A.'s position is arrogant, inexcusable and dangerous and needs to be challenged on Capitol Hill and in statehouses across the country.
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While I'd be the first to agree that some of his more glaring gaffes (like suggesting that the President was "staging" mass shootings in 2012, or especially his disgusting remark that starving women in Africa should stop having children and "put a plug in it") are inexcusable for a public figure of his stature, I do kind of admire his dogged insistence on (literally) sticking to his guns, even when the whole world is against him.
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Now the editor in question, Jotham Sederstrom, has stepped forward to explain what happened in an essay on Medium: In all honesty, the controversy—a fuck up on my part, to put it bluntly—comes down to two unintentional, albeit inexcusable, instances of sloppy editing on my part and a formatting glitch that until Tuesday I had no idea was systematically stripping out large blocks of indented quotations each time I moved Shaun's copy from an email to The News' own Content Management System, or "CMS" as it's called in media parlance.
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Some of the emails contained inexcusable anti-Bernie SandersBernie SandersTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Eight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Top aide Jeff Weaver lays out Sanders's path to victory MORE discussions re-opening mostly on-the-mend wounds of Bernie backers who already believed that the DNC rigged the system in favor of Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE.
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Despite this compelling data, this year's Trafficking in Persons report scrubbed recommendations on the need for services to protect LGBTQ survivors from the narrative on the US. This inexcusable omission combined with the Trump administration's troubling track record on LGBTQ rights — the rescission of the Obama rule on transgender students' bathroom use, the revocation of protections for preventing non-discrimination of LGBTQ individuals by federal contractors, and the president's recent tweet supporting a ban on transgender individuals in the military — send disturbing signals of the administration's lack of concern for these young people and their vulnerability to human trafficking.
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" On Thursday, she wrote on Twitter that she believed the women who spoke to The Times, and added: Here are other responses from entertainment figures: The comedian Rosie O'Donnell said "nothing will ever surprise me again regarding men": Jason Alexander, the "Seinfeld" star, wrote that while comedy can be "audacious and shocking," it should not "get a pass on inappropriate": Michael Schur, one of the creators of "Parks and Recreation," apologized for giving Louis C.K. guest-star roles on the show: The comedian and actor Michael Ian Black called Louis C.K.'s behavior "inexcusable": Mara Wilson, the actress and author, said that rumors about Louis C.K. had been traded for years and that she wasn't surprised by the report: Liza Winstead, a co-creator of "The Daily Show," said: "When you expose a publicly beloved person for wrong doing, you get blamed.
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